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When a new account is created the user is presented with a fresh new bun (a picture on the profile page), and as time passes, so the bun decays (maybe every month the picture changes slightly).
This would visually represent the age of the account, and the mental state of the user!
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A piece seems to get nibbled off that 'one' up there every time i log on. |
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Alternatively, have someone program some software gubbins that crawls your halfbakery submissions, looking for negative and positive terms, the balance of which is reflected in the state of your croissant:
The Croissant of Dorian Gray. |
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It wouldn’t be that hard to do with software on your own machine. Couldn’t you have a cookie to eat the bun? (I say and then realize that’s the typical asinine statement from a mere user.) |
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I've not really considered how implementable this is.
I suppose a techie could answer that for us.
Would imagine with todays technology though... Hey, if we can put a celebrity corpse on Mars... |
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So what happens to people who take enormously bad pictures to begin with. Or people who just look like my Grandfather, (he's already decayed) |
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[ldischler] Cookies eating buns?? Sounds like a bad horror movie. |
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"So what happens to people who take enormously bad pictures to begin with. Or people who just look like my Grandfather, (he's already decayed)"
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I think that stale, half-eaten croissant at the top of the page stands for us all. |
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Shouldn't it start as uncooked dough, gradually change into a bun, gradually have a few bites eaten so it becomes a half bun, then decay? |
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Yeah, it probably should... Good thinking! |
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How about the decaying process begins after a period without posting new ideas? I'm afraid mine would be somewhere beyond dead by now ... |
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