14 Dec 04
You rec-whores ought to be ashamed of yourselves.
I like the idea of the negative rec system. Who would have the "lowest" score if that system was in place? Cribs? no1marauder? Personally, I would strive to achieve the lowest negative total. That's a worthwhile goal, if you ask me.
18 Dec 04
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Originally posted by Saint NickAs we all know, Only previous Nobel Laureates can propose names for potential future Nobel Prize winners' names for consideration by the Nobel Prize Committee, every year. In a similar way following this practice , the following system may be implemented.
Hey Rap, what are you willing to pay me for 3 rec's? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
(a) Instead of any RHP star being given the facility of recc'ing,
only those RHP stars should be made able to give a rec
to others, who have at least 10 recs, to themselves.
(b) Among non RHP stars, those having at least 20 rec's to
themselves , or having made at least 5000 moves
AND having 10 recs to themselves, should also be given
the power to give rec's.
This system will add real value and quality to the recc's being given. This will also satisfy the esteem of the recievers of the recc's.
I hope Russ will seriously consider this idea in the interest of adding importance and real worth to the concept of recommendations.
18 Dec 04
Originally posted by sarathianMan, why did you feel the need to spam the forum with this 7 times?
People who get recs are generally the people who like to post. There is a vast majority of users who read the forums, but in general, prefer not to post. Are you saying that these people should be excluded from having the tool to show their agreement on issues in the forums?
Also, if noone is allowed to give recs unless they have at least 10, then how would the first people reach the magical 10?
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18 Dec 04
Originally posted by RagnorakOh , That's because 7 is lucky for me ( and you 2).
Man, why did you feel the need to spam the forum with this 7 times?
Also, if noone is allowed to give recs unless they have at least 10, then how would the first people reach the magical 10?
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As regards the problem of initial (first) recc'ers , something like what was done in the case of the first Nobel Laureates can be thought of. You can be as imaginative as me, ; my idea in this regard would be - to add a clause (c) like this..
(c) Recc's can also be given by persons having no recc's to themselves provided, their own rating is higher than 1700 or , alternatively, if they have made more than 10000 moves.
Something similar , or some still better improvement upon it can be thought of..
18 Dec 04
Originally posted by sarathianWhat makes a good chess player more worthy to dole out the recs?
Oh , That's because 7 is lucky for me ( and you 2).
As regards the problem of initial (first) recc'ers , something like what was done in the case of the first Nobel Laureates can be thought of. You can be as imaginative as me, ; my idea in this regard would be - to add a clause (c) like this..
(c) R ...[text shortened]... Something similar , or some still better improvement upon it can be thought of..
In my mind, many good chess players have low social skills... Not all, but I still see nothing similar in chess skill vs. the ability to know if a post is good.
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18 Dec 04
Originally posted by sarathianMan, that's waaaaaaayyyy too much time thinking about a rec system that doesn't mean anything. 😲
Oh , That's because 7 is lucky for me ( and you 2).
As regards the problem of initial (first) recc'ers , something like what was done in the case of the first Nobel Laureates can be thought of. You can be as imaginative as me, ; my idea in this regard would be - to add a clause (c) like this..
(c) R ...[text shortened]... Something similar , or some still better improvement upon it can be thought of..
19 Dec 04
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Originally posted by PhlabibitYes ,you have a point. Think of some way of measuring the skill for judging the quality, beauty, novelty, impact, and similar other desirable qualities of a post.
What makes a good chess player more worthy to dole out the recs?
In my mind, many good chess players have low social skills... Not all, but I still see nothing similar in chess skill vs. the ability to know if a post is good.
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Sarathian has a point too. Merely being
an RHP star does not make one a good judge of all those desirable qualities.
24 Dec 04
Originally posted by ranjan sinhaPrecisely .
Yes ,you have a point. Think of some way of measuring the skill for judging the quality, beauty, novelty, impact, and similar other desirable qualities of a post.
Sarathian has a point too. Merely being
an RHP star does not make one a good judge of all those desirable qualities.