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Here's an idea to reward high quality posts in a way robust to karma inflation: You could change the criteria for a follow/nofollow decision to use the time a l
by Bluem00 18y ago
Here's an idea to reward high quality posts in a way robust to karma inflation: You could change the criteria for a follow/nofollow decision to use the time a link spends on the front page (e.g. the top 30). High scoring posts stay there for a while, while low scoring posts will drop off quickly.
A similar approach could be used to dynamically set the karma barrier, if you don't want to track the rank of individual posts.
- rms 18y agoI actually wonder if Google has things like this built in. Do you think it knows that a 3000 point digg story is better than a 50 point story?
- tlrobinson 18y agoSeems redundant to me. A 3000 point Digg story will likely have many more inbound links than a 50 point story anyway.
- rms 18y agoGood point