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I think that abusive ranting generally says more about the person who wrote it than the person who receives it. So if I saw a negative that looked like it was written by an idiot, I'd just ignore it. The new system still allows that abusive person to give you the lowest score, but it doesn't allow the person looking at your feedback to see whether it was deserved or not.Nigelus wrote:Better upgrade than some of the abusive ranting that I've seen in the past - Though, some of it is just plain hilarious...


I'm pretty sure the TD's and Cartos will end up in charge of giving out the tournament and cartography medals, respectively, but lack hasn't told us for sure how it will work. They'll probably get out soon though.DiM wrote:but how about the map medal and tourney medal, why don't they work?
i assume they have to be edited manually since the games can be updated automatically but the maps and tourneys can't. am i right?
so this current ratings system eliminates users wanting to complain about his/her ratings???Night Strike wrote:DiM wrote: To all the naysayers of this system: I wouldn't count on going back to the old system. Too many people complained about their negative feedbacks and the feedback mods were spending too much time answering their e-tickets.
That is just Crazy!!! but i would think he is the Exception not the Norm..... yeah definately not Normallancehoch wrote:Clearly you do not go to the forums much. If you had, you would have noticed that one player was busted 4 different times last week for multis. He bought premium for both accounts on every occasion. That was over $225 in a week. Clearly some people do not care about the money.MasterGuns wrote:4) Create two Leagues: One for Premium Members and one for Non-Premium Members. (the reason I suggest this is because people who pay up for premium ussually dont break the rules as much because they have something to lose. Therefore, I can start a game for random players to join who are only premium and on average are more respectful players.) This would also be an incentive to purchase premium.
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I agree. I say keep the medals and get rid of the new feedback system. Or at the very least, add a comment section to the star ratings. I kind of like the idea of feedback not showing up until the game is archived as well.alan.duanmu wrote:although the star system is definitely a bad idea, i think the medals add a nice flair to the site.
I like that also.DukeToshiro wrote:I kind of like the idea of feedback not showing up until the game is archived as well.

I wouldn't be really sad if I got one of these "contributors" medals, as after all, it was my idealackattack wrote: Medals
Look out as well for our line of contributions medals to be awarded to those who've helped make this website a better place.
You can expect more medals to come out in future updates...
lack specifically said that he did not want any ratings based on gameplay or skill. That is what the rank is for.Nigelus wrote:One suggestion: You might want to consider adding an "Aptitude" or "Strategy" ranking for overall ranking - It's too easy to skew rankings high unless there's obvious Positive or Negative feedback.
This is a very good suggestion. Make a thread in the Suggestions & Bug Reports forum.Nigelus wrote:***Since I'm in the psychology field and have created "Likert-type" scales similar to these, it would be helpful to give "benchmarks" for the range of stars given (e.g., Fairness - Very hard to judge, so maybe a range from 1 star "Not fair at all", 2 stars "questionable", 3 stars "Hard to tell" or "N/A", 4 stars "fair", 5 stars "fair to a fault" or "very fair")
most certainlyFireside Poet wrote: Do these medals make me look fat?
100% agree. Every time a old thing changes, people complain for 2-3 weeks. then it is over and we get back to having fun and enjoying the better site.Coleman wrote:I'm not sure how much whining there has been for people wanting to revert back to the older, flawed, feedback system. The new one is much better and there will always be those that resist change.
I'd just like to say I picked a good time to come back, as this is a very obvious step forward for the site. Thank you for your continued diligence in providing new features and rewards for members.

If you're not sure how many people don't like the new no-comment system just look at the last 13 pages of this thread. On pretty much every single page there are multiple people complaining about the same thing. Any feedback system without comments is worthless and a horrible idea.Coleman wrote:I'm not sure how much whining there has been for people wanting to revert back to the older, flawed, feedback system.