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From a first impression it sounds like a great idea. The "karma" score you get on some websites could be extended to more websites rather than contained in eac
by aymeric 16y ago
From a first impression it sounds like a great idea.
The "karma" score you get on some websites could be extended to more websites rather than contained in each website separately.
I actually think that providing a Karma/Gaming API could be a great idea. I'd surely use it on my websites if it can integrates with my user authentication system.
- famfam 16y agoThanks for the feedback. I'm curious -- I understand the gaming angle, a hosted badge service (isn't someone here doing that? can't remember) -- but not sure I understand how you see a "shared" or "distributed" karma system working. If I have 10 karma on site X, what do you (site Y) care about that for? Do you trust it enough to accept the karma in the domain of your own application? Or do you look at it as more of a traffic driving karma network where people visting site X will want to visit your site Y in order to "get more karma"?