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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
> If it's not immediately clear, could you suggest alternatives to consider?
> All of the following were tried but looked odd: "No", "None", "No Rating",
> "Don't Rate", "Erase", "Remove".
Unrate. If that's what it does.
We were at one point talking about using rating as a way to tell that an
article had been read. If that path is pursued, I'd differentiate between all
of the following (somehow) states.
never read, never rated
marked as read, still never rated
marked as read, rated as a no comment (adds to the rating pool just like
counting a "no comment" vote at a board meeting)
marked as read, rated with a number
and I would allow changing between states (specifically to unmark, and to
withdraw or change a rating from number to NC and vice versa)
Now, that may be too complex and you may be working on a different scheme to
deal with "read". In which case never mind (BTW I am still seeing the purple
link bug, still trying to come up with a reproducible scenario... it SEEMS to
be on groups I read a lot when a single new post appears, it shows as read)
++Lar
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| (...) I knew I could count on an ex-IBM'er to come up with a good non-word! :) :) OK, so how about "Unrated" in place of "No Comment" if the article has not yet been rated by you, and "Unrate" in place of "No Comment" if you're revisiting it later (...) (25 years ago, 5-Apr-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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| (...) No, there wasn't any. (...) Yup! Several people noted that they had accidentally clicked a button and submitted a rating on an article they didn't want to rate (for example something in a .loc group they didn't want to interfere with, or an (...) (25 years ago, 5-Apr-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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