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Couldn't people get on their user profile page a total croissant count and a total fishbone count (for all their ideas), giving an overall "vote difference".
This could be converted to a ranking like best idea, only "best contributor". This would give an idea of the more experienced and more popular
users, although these are often apparent by their frequent contribution, something especially useful for the newer baker who wants to avoid getting into a battle of wits with a bakery master.
Based on vote difference, bakers could be rated from the dizzy heights of 'Master Chef' down to the lowly 'Fishmongers Wife'. (Actually i can't think of any intermediate titles... suggestions?).
I personally would love a zero vote diference, so some croissants here would go a way to helping acheive my modest goals!
Slugging percentage
http://www.halfbake...a/Batting_20average
[thumbwax, Oct 05 2004]
You dirty rat
http://www.halfbake...Voting_20Statistics
[thumbwax, Oct 05 2004]
halfbakery: users: rating
http://www.halfbake...20Users_3a_20Rating
An entire category of ideas with which this one is redundant. [waugsqueke, Oct 05 2004]
FarmerJohn
http://www.halfbakery.com/user/FarmerJohn
Genius. [sufc, Oct 05 2004]
lostdog
http://www.halfbakery.com/user/lostdog
masterful newbie [FarmerJohn, Oct 05 2004]
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It's not a status thing here, it's a community thing. |
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Looking at someone's account page should be enough if people want to see what people have proposed in the past and how well their undeleted ideas fared. |
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I wasn't intending it as a status thing, just a way of keeping track of votes! Any voting system will act as a status symbol, so if this is really just a community thing, then why vote at all? Annotations can convey opinions and comments without incurring any status value. |
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there are NO master chefs here. do yourself a favour and find a new category to play with. try public:capital punishment - perhaps not! |
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//It's not a status thing here, it's a community thing.//
An accidental community, at that. |
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//try public:capital punishment // |
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Thanks po, I needed that. |
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I think you all misunderstood the idea. I meant a summary of all my croissants and all my bones on my profile page. |
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This way i could look to see how well my ideas are being recieved on the whole, without going through every one of my ideas. |
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This is an extension of the existing vote system, and is in no way inteded as a mark of status. |
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Una, i did not mention that privacy should be in anyway removed or altered. |
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If an idea gets 21+ and 13- what overall score will they recieve (in terms of croissants or bones?) |
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[MikeOliver], you're really not seeing the total picture in the proper perspective. You need to write to FarmerJohn and ask if you can apply to join his dojo. |
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farmerjohn is a contributoer here |
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but search with h/bakery search to find out |
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A dojo is a place where martial artists train - has none of you ever seen "The Karate Kid"? |
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i'm too old for " dojo " to make sense |
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I've just purchased @ 5 DVD s of the three stooges, but for martial arts movies, it was just cain in thet TV show, Kung FU........ he was never at no dojo |
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Actually, [peter2], you would be wrong about that, too. Cain was an acolyte with the Shaolin monks in that particular television series. |
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And the use of "dojo", in the martial arts sense, was just meant to acknowledge the bushido mastery that FarmerJohn seems to routinely utilize without any apparent effort to display an idea and captivate an entire audience. I can't imagine ever being "too old" to appreciate that skill. |
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farmerjohn is a f^%&#^@%g genius |
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