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Todd:
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> Most of these points are really "six of one, half dozen of the other" -- but
> the thing about -10 == 45 and -20 == 40 really tips the scales in favor of
> [0,100], IMHO... It's one thing to score LEGO sets or movies or record
> albums on a [-100,+100] scale, but to score what people write about a hobby
> that way -- that's just asking for hurt feelings. Yah?
Although I find the [-100,+100] range more intuitive, I
think you are right that [0,+100] is the range to use for
article scoring.
Play well,
Jacob (who never claimed to be ordinary ;-)
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| (...) OK, a couple of more thoughts on the [-100,+100] vs. [0,100] choice... I'm finding it increasingly difficult to defend the position of [-100,+100] due to a number of reasons. One which I don't think came up yet is how a new or casual user (...) (24 years ago, 10-Mar-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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