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originally posted in:BungieNetPlatform
4/25/2013 5:11:03 PM
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Liking a post is actually rating it "100", disliking a post is rating it "0". The rating is sort of the average of these scores, although weighted based on the total number of ratings (so the first few ratings can't cause wild swings). Liking/disliking also feeds into the popularity or controversiality of a post.
In short, like/dislikes are inputs into the system, but they're not designed to be viewed as aggregates themselves.
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What would be cool is if a users trust (if that's even still used) was considered into the weight of the like/dislike. To give credibility to which members like or dislike something. Therefore if you (with what I'm sure is an absurd trust rating) like something, it will be given a much higher rating than if someone who get's banned often likes something.
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So the blueperior members can easily rig a thread? I like the way you think.
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#blueforareason
