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Re: Nothing to say?
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 12 Oct 2006 15:11:53 GMT
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Hello!
In lugnet.general, Lars Brandt wrote:
> Then there should be a feature for an uploaded MOC to be rated 1 - 10 or
> something in a poll. Something really quick and easy-- look at the ESPN poll
> on the front page. It should work that simple and fast. If I have to log in
> and go through several pages, I'll probably not bother. But if I see a MOC
> and there is a simple "Rate This" feature next to it-- bingo. Instant
> feedback. Other websites do stuff like this-- I don't see why LugNet doesn't
> do the same.
You are probably referring to Mocpages. And what happens there is, I guess,
this: People come along a MOC, see it's (for example) Castle stuff, are Mecha
kids themselves, think "blah, Castle, boring" and rate it 1/6.
On Lugnet there already is the Highlight function. Members are able to rate a
post by spotlighting and highlighting it. Often there are posts (with MOCs) that
several Lugnet members have given a Highlight, but no one bothered to give a
comment. And frankly, as nice as a high Highlight count is, a friendly comment
is nicer.
Bye
Jojo
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| (...) Then there should be a feature for an uploaded MOC to be rated 1 - 10 or something in a poll. Something really quick and easy-- look at the ESPN poll on the front page. It should work that simple and fast. If I have to log in and go through (...) (18 years ago, 12-Oct-06, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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