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How do I make post points?

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David V replied on Fri, Dec 7 2007 2:53 PM
The point factors are subject to change anytime, especially if someone tries to game the rankings.

Post Factor        5
Reply Factor     15
Replier Factor     0
Rating Factor     6
Download Factor     0
Downloader Factor     5
Favorite Post Factor     0
Favorite User (Friend) Factor     100
Rater Factor     1

(-er factors only count the first time you do something.)
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David V replied on Fri, Dec 7 2007 2:57 PM

 Top 10 users and their points:

Inquisitor    4745
JonBostwick    3440
WmBGreene    2130
Stranger    2060
leonidia    1985
Torsten    1910
HeroicLife    1855
Grant    1745
Brainpolice    1555
Anonymous Coward    1505

I just added a "Top Network Members" web part to the Mises.org homepage.  Just customize it and add it to the homepage.

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If I can repay my debt to this online community in a way or in another, let me know.

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I was wondering about this...

I have noticed a certain trolly individual is racking up the points at an alarming rate though since their main objective is to well, to put it bluntly, troll.


Perhaps after a certain number of points we could become immune to the spam filter? Just a thought...

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The points system is just a very bad idea.

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Stranger replied on Mon, Dec 10 2007 3:40 PM

Yan Grenier:

The points system is just a very bad idea.

 

You're just saying that because you have a measly 490 points. 

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Stranger:

Yan Grenier:

The points system is just a very bad idea.

 

You're just saying that because you have a measly 490 points. 

Sarcasm gives you 10 points!

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David V replied on Mon, Dec 10 2007 5:01 PM

Anonymous Coward:
Perhaps after a certain number of points we could become immune to the spam filter? Just a thought...

Yes, I suggested this to the developers. 

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A.L.Pruitt replied on Wed, Dec 12 2007 12:08 AM
If I might an incredibly silly question, why do we have the point system?
And more importantly... do socialist forum's have the point system? ; )
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David V replied on Wed, Dec 12 2007 2:21 PM
No reason really, mostly because it was there.   I guess it's weighted towards a labor theory of volume, since it rewards posting activity over user evaluations.  I think I will change the "Favorite Post Factor" to 25 and recalculate all the scores to change to a subjective theory of value.
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Ah, so you wish to alienate the worker-posters from the surplus value of their posts, uh? :P j/k

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BWF89 replied on Tue, Jan 29 2008 5:17 PM

Yan Grenier:
The points system is just a very bad idea.

x2

Quality > quantity

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Doug replied on Tue, Feb 12 2008 8:35 PM

I think we should write a giant specification for points based on the latest social utility theory.  Whether it really works or not is less important than if we can bleed out any fun you have running this site  Stick out tongue  

 Keep the points, add green stamps, have a great day!

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