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Points per reference?
Posted: Fri May 20, 2011 3:44 pm
by Joeb
My first reference gave me 2 points. So is it 2 points per good reference, 1 per neutral, 0 for bad reference?
Re: Points per reference?
Posted: Fri May 20, 2011 3:53 pm
by reegsk
2 for good, 1 for neutral, -10 for negative. And Negs show up as an angry maroon when you check references.
Re: Points per reference?
Posted: Fri May 20, 2011 4:32 pm
by Adunaphel
Actually, I think it is +2 good, 0 Neutral (and you get a tannish colored ref), and -10 for a negative (angry red).
It used to be +1 for a neutral, but I think that was a ways back.
Karl
Re: Points per reference?
Posted: Fri May 20, 2011 5:01 pm
by YoungWolf777
Adunaphel wrote:Actually, I think it is +2 good, 0 Neutral (and you get a tannish colored ref), and -10 for a negative (angry red).
It used to be +1 for a neutral, but I think that was a ways back.
Karl
This is correct. Although the previous neutral +1s were not removed, so there are folks with odd ref counts still.
Re: Points per reference?
Posted: Fri May 20, 2011 8:53 pm
by s_o_r_r_o_w
YoungWolf777 wrote:
This is correct. Although the previous neutral +1s were not removed, so there are folks with odd ref counts still.
I believe that they only count until you get a new reference, at which point the system recalculates the neutrals and revises the score.
So--if you had one neutref and a score of 135, your next posref would leave you with a score of 136.
Re: Points per reference?
Posted: Sat May 21, 2011 4:42 am
by MagickalMemories
Nope.
We've had a history of neutrals being worth +1 or +0. Right now, they're worth +0.
They were +1, then +0, then +1 again, and then +0 (now).
That's the way they will likely be staying.
If you received a neutral during the red cycle above, your neutral did not recalculate when we went to the following +0 phase. Due to changes in the code, however, if you received a neutral during the blue phase shown above, it does recalculate.
the only thing I haven't looked into is if the recalculation was automatic or is reliant on receiving another reference.
Hope that clarifies.
Eric