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DC has writtenadd them to YOUR ignore list for the future
Lol. Forgot about that.
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Unreal Software Ideas For UnrealSoftware Site DC has writtenLol. Forgot about that.
Possibility to add authors for file.
If you have added in the list, you can check it.
If user doesn't have your permission his file can be deleted.
, no really its good Obviously Exactly Myself has writtenIt should only be reported to mods or DC, and a notification to the author, if he doesn't answer or his reason is invalid, the file gets deleted.
What if i hadn't noticed file or was not on site long time?
useigor: nice idea but i disagree with removing the file immediately after pressing "No" ... a notification to any mod with this file would be good enough. When a moderator or admin makes a comment (The red one below the post) it shows the date when it was posted, that way we can know more things, for example:
- Know if the posted was edited before or after the warning/comment
and maybe more,
Good luck UnrealSoftware.
Like the more "likes" you get from your files, the more level you get. So if people look in your profile, they would know how good/bad your contributing level. (How good/bad you are at making stuff, e.g. maps, skins, weapons, etc...)
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useigor has writtenWhat if i hadn't noticed file or was not on site long time?
There's no way you wont notice the file, there's the notification thing in the image you posted.
(The yellow thing at the top of the image, that's the notification)
Plus if it's removed from the website earlier before you notice, then you don't need to worry about it.
edited 1×, last 17.11.12 07:47:46 pm
DevGru has writtenHow about in the user stats, there's a developer level?
Like the more "likes" you get from your files, the more level you get. So if people look in your profile, they would know how good/bad your contributing level. (How good/bad you are at making stuff, e.g. maps, skins, weapons, etc...)
Like the more "likes" you get from your files, the more level you get. So if people look in your profile, they would know how good/bad your contributing level. (How good/bad you are at making stuff, e.g. maps, skins, weapons, etc...)
Inspired from newgrounds or game banana?
DevGru: Or they just check your overall likes. buraxia3 has written DevGru has writtenHow about in the user stats, there's a developer level?
Like the more "likes" you get from your files, the more level you get. So if people look in your profile, they would know how good/bad your contributing level. (How good/bad you are at making stuff, e.g. maps, skins, weapons, etc...)
Like the more "likes" you get from your files, the more level you get. So if people look in your profile, they would know how good/bad your contributing level. (How good/bad you are at making stuff, e.g. maps, skins, weapons, etc...)
Inspired from newgrounds or game banana?
Hmm... close enough.
Inspired from www.plazmaburst2.com
Lets say a user constantly posts brilliant work and people post comments like "omg this is amazing"+like or "this is the best thing ever"+like, the user who posts the amazing work would have a like-to-comment ratio that's almost a 1.0. If however the user is terrible at posting modifications, and that the mods are crappy and not coloured properly, he'd get a like-to-comment ratio closer to 0.
From there we could click an added button "Display users with the highest like-to-comment ratio" and US.de will supply the end user with a list of users who constantly post good work from the user with the highest like-to-comment ratio, to the users with the lowest. Users who haven't posted any work, or have posted and has not been commented on will also have a like-to-comment ratio of 0.
Also like I already posted before I'd like to see a "favourite" system implemented that is shown below user's files on their profile page so that I can show to US.de what are my favourite files posted in the archive ever.
Majatek: 
1 file, 1 comment, 1 like like-to-comment ratio = 1 1 file, 150 comments, 75 likes like-to-comment ratio = 0.5Seems fair.
Majatek has written"Display users with the highest like-average per file"
would be better.
"users that have already posted a comment and the owner of the file itself is not counted towards further comments in whatever file is being commented/liked on."
Please read more carefully in the future.
§4.1 - Use proper, understandable language. No dialects / translation tools.) isn't really followed and strict enough, I think a 1 day ban for people who put "hey u can pls script fix it?? i know how fix it" is enough, it's completely annoying and they get mad if you don't understand them and some even lied that they have "supramaximal" grade in English and says that your English is stupid and cannot be understood. Isn't it annoying seeing people put things like "u fuck mom dick english bad fuckfuckfuckfuckfuck trololololool yuor not get me english becous bad you're" in the forum? Apfelbrot A single comment posted by an individual user will be counted, but no more than one will be counted from each user, or didn't you understand that from my post which outlined how the like to comment ratio system would work? A user uploads (a) crap file(s)
nobody wants to comment, except a friend or something. (Don't even think about mentioning connexion, he is something "special".)
1 comment, 1 likeAnother user uploads (a) good file(s).
it's good enough to gain people's attention, the comment, but not everybody likes it.
many comments, less likes than commentsIf you sort users by your like-to-comment ratio, the very best and tons of the worst will be on top of your user list. Where's the sense?
Edit: what exactly should happen when someone likes the first file of a specific user, but not the second? What you wrote indicates that only the first comment would count, so if you upload one good map which eveybody likes, then upload tons of crap which nobody likes, your l-t-c ratio would still be close to 1.
Either stick to
DevGru's idea or take the likes per file average, that's better. edited 1×, last 19.11.12 02:58:44 pm
Here's how the system would work:
User a is comparable to
0a, he is a very skillfull skinner, and all of his works get at least 15 to 20 comments, each one of those are likes. Some comments however don't like his work for whatever reason, but over all his files usually get a 0.8 like-to-comment ratio.User b is a bad artist, but he continues to post work anyway. All of his files are commented on, but hardly any of them are likes, so his like-to-comment ratio is closer to 0.
The user with the higher like-to-comment ratio (aka User "a") would be at the top of the list of users with the highest like-to-comment ratio. User "b" would be at the bottom of the page.
Is that too hard to understand?
Majatek, you dont understand. Apfelbrot is totally right with his point.if there is only one comment with a like the like-to-comment ratio would be 1 but that wouldnt make it the very best file at all!
this concept would only work if each and every single file would have an (almost) equal amount of comments (from different users of course, multiple comments by one user arent counted anyways) in order to provide a solid base for the comment-counter since this is by what you divide the like-counter.
edited 1×, last 19.11.12 06:52:47 pm