Member Activity Ratings

[T3h_plonker]

Originally Posted by 711

meaning that they are constantly being calculated vs other members.

then 2 posts later

Originally Posted by 711

Your activity rating is measured against a certain standard of activity, not against other members.

now i'm comfused

[Oracle]

Really cool feature 711 + street cred

I know this isn't the right place to suggest another possible feature but what the heck...would you consider adding an EU 'Lootometer' poll and icon to the EF homepage?

Basically members of EF could post their current % hunting returns and the averaged data would influence the graphical icon (coloured bar or whatever).

Please see my blog post for further info:

http://www.entropiaforum.com/forums/...ootometer.html

[711]

Originally Posted by T3h_plonker

then 2 posts later



now i'm comfused

Actually, I reversed those two, should be this:

Ratings are calculated using a predefined standard (which changes based on time parameters), and then are ranked vs. other members.

Sorry if I caused any confusion, I will edit the posts so that I don't confuse more members.

[AkiranBlade]

I understand the concept 711, the tool tip when hovering over the Activity bar states that it is activity since joining the forum. This is in effect misleading.

Either it should take into account past posting trends and be known as Activity or it should only look at a few weeks of posting and be known as Recent Activity.

Just my

[711]

Originally Posted by AkiranBlade

I understand the concept 711, the tool tip when hovering over the Activity bar states that it is activity since joining the forum. This is in effect misleading.

Either it should take into account past posting trends and be known as Activity or it should only look at a few weeks of posting and be known as Recent Activity.

Just my

The rating does take into account older posts, it's simply a question of relative weighting.

I see how the tooltip might be confusing, I will edit it now.

Thanks for the input

[Timbo Witters]

I realy don't get the system. This morning I had 33% almost spended all day on ef and now back to 22%

Think we need to crack the code

[AkiranBlade]

Originally Posted by Timbo Witters

I realy don't get the system. This morning I had 33% almost spended all day on ef and now back to 22%

Think we need to crack the code

I added 13 blog entries and mine didn't budge. Guess it must be calculated overnight?

[711]

Originally Posted by Timbo Witters

I realy don't get the system. This morning I had 33% almost spended all day on ef and now back to 22%

Think we need to crack the code

Originally Posted by AkiranBlade

I added 13 blog entries and mine didn't budge. Guess it must be calculated overnight?

Many non-vital data fields (such as post and view counts on the forum index page, forum statistics, etc.) on EF are cached to increase performance and response time. These cached fields are updated at various times throughout the day, depending on the particular triggers set. All data is recorded, but the display of certain data is not always 100% real time (again, this is only for non-vital systems; obviously thread and post content, search indexes, etc. need to be real-time).

Also, because the activity system was only recently activated, it is still gathering activity data, so after a few days go by, the displayed data will be more stable and reliable.

[Timbo Witters]

Originally Posted by 711

Many non-vital data fields (such as post and view counts on the forum index page, forum statistics, etc.) on EF are cached to increase performance and response time. These cached fields are updated at various times throughout the day, depending on the particular triggers set. All data is recorded, but the display of certain data is not always 100% real time (again, this is only for non-vital systems; obviously thread and post content, search indexes, etc. need to be real-time).

Also, because the activity system was only recently activated, it is still gathering activity data, so after a few days go by, the displayed data will be more stable and reliable.

Thx for fast reasponse. I will need to have some pations

[Konve]

Originally Posted by 711

Many non-vital data fields (such as post and view counts on the forum index page, forum statistics, etc.) on EF are cached to increase performance and response time. These cached fields are updated at various times throughout the day, depending on the particular triggers set. All data is recorded, but the display of certain data is not always 100% real time (again, this is only for non-vital systems; obviously thread and post content, search indexes, etc. need to be real-time).

Also, because the activity system was only recently activated, it is still gathering activity data, so after a few days go by, the displayed data will be more stable and reliable.

Is it looking at what has has happened in the last few weeks, or did it just start today and will work from here on?

Edit: Also if I hover my mouse over my own activity rating it says I have achived 41% of the maximum activity. If I look on the high-score list I have 26,7%. It's the same for everyone else; levithanikos is 63% to 38,8% in the list. What's the difference?