in reply to Re: Re: Reputation for anonymous monks
in thread Reputation for anonymous monks

So it doesn't influence your decision too much.
That could be easily fixed by having the ability to give away your right to vote on the node. That's not implemented, so I remain with my point that node reputation isn't considered more important than monk reputation. Furthermore, to really to be able to objectively cast a vote, one should hide the author of a node as well, at least until voted. Or do you claim that votes can be influenced by knowing the node reputation, but not by knowing the author reputation?

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Re: Re: Reputation for anonymous monks
by PodMaster (Abbot) on Dec 08, 2003 at 11:38 UTC
    That could be easily fixed by having the ability to give away your right to vote on the node...
    But that raises the issue of people casting null votes all the time...
    Or do you claim that votes can be influenced by knowing the node reputation, but not by knowing the author reputation?
    I make no such claims. It's a concern, and it's why the XP system did not change the first time this idea was discussed. I personally don't see need for change.

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      But that raises the issue of people casting null votes all the time...
      That's good, isn't? That would mean people are interested in the reputation of a node, wouldn't it? It'll support Tye's conjecture that's node reputation is more important than monk reputation.
      I personally don't see need for change.
      Neither do I, but I don't see a need to defend or keep it either.

      Abigail

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        Neither do I, but I don't see a need to defend or keep it either.

        Looks like everyone(everyone who generalizes is a fool) most monks in the Monastery are programmed like this:

        if ($NODE->{title} =~ /new feature/) {
    
    print [
      'You already have that feature in your browser',
      'You can already do that manually with X',
      'The DB server is already very loaded',
      'No' # I ran out of ideas ;)
    ]->[rand(4)];

}

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