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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
> Last night I made up a little prototype test thingy for collaborative ranking
> (or scoring) of news articles in the system as being positive, neutral, or
> negative. (Nothing fancy, just about 20 lines of DB tracking code.) Its
> "underneath" implementation is pretty straightforward, but there's no "on top"
> user interface yet (but there could be, if the idea sounds good to people).
Sounds funky! What would be nice is a Top (X) messages of the
hour/day/week/month/etc page. Although, would that bias then be an unfair one?
Ie - as traffic gets busier, more and more people might just decide to view the
the days most popular messages board instead of hunting the newsgroups
themselves and finding overlooked gems.
Maybe if votes that were referenced from the Top X page, were weighted
differently?
Richard
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| (...) You mean a positive-feedback loop producing progressively higher and higher values for popular articles? That's what the sqrt() function is for -- to dampen by applying a nonlinear but still monotonically increasing function to the divisor. (...) (25 years ago, 4-Mar-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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