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No. I contribute many useful GitHub issues, exactly because it’s easily navigable and comfortable to use GH issues. If you want to raise the bar, I think a rep
by codetrotter 5y ago
No. I contribute many useful GitHub issues, exactly because it’s easily navigable and comfortable to use GH issues.
If you want to raise the bar, I think a reputation system would be better.
- aloisdg 5y agoWho know who is doing quite ok? Stack Overflow.
- OldTimeCoffee 5y agoI think a system like how Slashdot moderation works. You get X points to rate issues or comments based on how many points you have. Comments get a value -2 to 5. Default view only shows 0 to 5. You really only focus your efforts on removing things with a negative rating. I remember it working surprisingly well, especially browsing at 1 or higher, and I've never understood why no one has replicated it. 'Karma' systems must get better engagement.
- crtasm 5y agoIf people can easily post spam issues what's stopping them from spamming upvotes on them too?
- BrazzVuvuzela 5y agoSlashdot use meta-moderation. Mod points weren't given to anybody; you only get a few once in a while. And then the way you use them is rated by meta-moderators. The result of that meta-moderation determines whether or not you get more mod points in the future.
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- VMtest 5y agoYes, the mailing list is the best regardless