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Still not sure how the activity part gets calculated. I dominate a lot of ppl in post count, and i've been here much longer, and still they have higher activity? Not sure how this works exactly lol

Last edited by Shibito; May 5, 2011 at 05:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
I think that a lot of people who have been here a long time, have a lower post per day ratio than some of those with more points. does that make sense? otherwise it's probably that recently you're posting less than you used to?
Also, are you excluding any forums from the calcuations?
Alright, could you let me know what my award is? It just says #3. Confuses me.
thanks!
cheers,
robb
No forums are bring excluded. I think it means that currently they are posting at 100% of the current average posts per day on the site, though I could be mistaken.
If you go to the main experience page: Cobalt SS Network - Ranking then click on awards, you can get more of a description about your award, and what things it's awarded for.
cheers,
robb
If you go to the main experience page: Cobalt SS Network - Ranking then click on awards, you can get more of a description about your award, and what things it's awarded for.
cheers,
robb
K....
ls1body posts per day - 13.73 ---- Activity = 51%
Shibito posts per day - 9.37 ------- Activity = 99.8%
Thus, the Activity parameter is horribly, horribly skewed to the point that it's useless and you might as well not include it.
ls1body posts per day - 13.73 ---- Activity = 51%
Shibito posts per day - 9.37 ------- Activity = 99.8%
Thus, the Activity parameter is horribly, horribly skewed to the point that it's useless and you might as well not include it.
Sure. Well it looks pretty, but for it to be ANY indication of contribution to the site you need to exclude, at the very least, the Dungeon sub-forum, if not the entire off-topic forum. I understand the software is capable of this. Better yet, and perhaps more fairly to frequent off-topic posters, those posts need to be weighted less - maybe 0.5, for example.
I have found the weightings and they are the culprit, as arbitrary as they are:
x0.075 per post, and x10 for being the last post in a thread? The latter is no accomplishment. I have 641 points for my 8,000 posts, and 2,890 additional points because 289 of my posts were the last ones in a thread? That makes ZERO sense. Fix: crank up the value for each post, and kill the off-topic forum and you've fixed the skew in the "points for post," and also the skew in "points for threads" for anyone that has created a ***** thread.
Lastly... kill the blue bar all together... it's of no importance to anyone else how many more points you need to get to the next level. It's just creating clutter.
I have found the weightings and they are the culprit, as arbitrary as they are:
x0.075 per post, and x10 for being the last post in a thread? The latter is no accomplishment. I have 641 points for my 8,000 posts, and 2,890 additional points because 289 of my posts were the last ones in a thread? That makes ZERO sense. Fix: crank up the value for each post, and kill the off-topic forum and you've fixed the skew in the "points for post," and also the skew in "points for threads" for anyone that has created a ***** thread.
Lastly... kill the blue bar all together... it's of no importance to anyone else how many more points you need to get to the next level. It's just creating clutter.
Last edited by Acey; May 5, 2011 at 06:02 PM.



