Maybe a system where each and every post can only earn you one rep point total and is determined as an average of all members that provide feedback. That combined with a max reps per day/week/month should do the trick.
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Maybe a system where each and every post can only earn you one rep point total and is determined as an average of all members that provide feedback. That combined with a max reps per day/week/month should do the trick.
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I haven't read all the posts in this thread but I certainly didn't care for the previous version of "Reputation".
MY IDEA: Every forum member has a limited amount of reputation points that they may allocate to other members (to give as well as take them back), is independent of specific posts, and there would be no limit to how many points you can give to each member other than your personal cap. Ideally everyone would be able to see where a member's rep points came from to avoid falsification. How else is a guy like John Bickle, for example, expected to rack up rep points? ... maybe then, people wouldn't be so quick to hand them out, and there would be some form of scaling involved.
Are you familiar with Daily kos?
I don't post there, but one of the other forums I inhabit went round and round about how to (or even if) use rep.
The DailyKos model is something like this:
There are 'trusted users'. Presumably, these would start out being hand selected by the site admins. These are the only users with any rep power. As others get rep from them, or lose rep, they become or lose their 'trusted user' status.
The trick is picking the initial group who won't abuse it.
You could trial that here (assuming you still want that functionality). I don't know how high you would have to set the threshold to become a trusted user, and it may require tweaking, which would probably involve a lot of resetting of the rep and adjusting the rep power/rep point scale. This isn't the first board I've been at where it basically turned into a game.
Ideally, if you start with the right people, it would be self policing. Maybe initially only have the mods and admins with rep power or something?
By the "right" people you mean the few people that are close to the admins? cause they are not necessarily the "right" people all the time, or the ones that give the best advice, or the ones that would be fair in administrating their rep, or the ones that have the best knowledge, or the funny ones. In some cases they are like Animal and CBR John.
I don't see as per example the Yetti getting any rep points ever from anyone close to the admins (we all have seen the fights) I don't know the guy but I do consider his posts Funny and sometimes informative.
Just my two cents since I am killing some time at work
yes it is not as if we do not have a life
Mental health who needs it?There is a reason you never see motorcycles infront of a therapists office.
The problem with dailykos, is that even the trusted users are nutbars of the highest order! Reputation based on the decision making of the top head-cases is hardly a basis to form personal reputation upon!
so says a reader of a polar-opposite website to DailyKOS .. Littlegreenfootballs
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You've angered the Yetti!
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