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I guess I just want a recipe rating system that is consistent and has some sort of meaning. I want to know of the people that like coriander and made a dish wit
by kbrower 17y ago
I guess I just want a recipe rating system that is consistent and has some sort of meaning. I want to know of the people that like coriander and made a dish with coriander in it, what recipes did they find the tastiest (the ones with extra cumin or not). This is not possible when coriander loving people rate the coriander containing recipe 5/5 9 times out of 10.
- bmcleod 17y agoThere was a post a while back suggesting having a few of your previous ratings display beside the rating scale. It requires more of a slider approach though, which is something you have to spend more time teaching users about.
- kbrower 17y agoI just found the thread. Interesting http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=910976 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=910976
- derefr 17y agoHow about a two-stage version of social bookmarking: in the first stage, there's just "save" and "hide." (You save things you'll make; you hide things you know ahead of time that you won't—because it has coriander, etc.) Then, after a suitable period (e.g. how long it would take to cook all the stuff you saved), you can vote on your saved/cooked dishes (and only those.)