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and1

Posted: Tue Oct 29, 2013 3:15 pm
by lorak
"and1" is nice addition, but it would be great to also add something like "and1 per post" or "and1 ratio" (and1 / pots). That would tell us more about how often paricular user's post are "and1" (raw "and1" number is misleading, because obviously the more posts you have the more "and1" chances).

I would also love to see (but it's probably too dificult to do) how many "and1" particular user have got on every seperate forum. Also every forum leaders in "and1" would be fun thing to watch.

Re: and1

Posted: Fri Nov 1, 2013 6:04 am
by HornetJail
It's pretty useless for anyone who posted significantly in the pre-And-1 era. This throws off their advanced stats.

Re: and1

Posted: Fri Nov 1, 2013 11:49 am
by tsherkin
It's like not having turnovers for the 60s... :D

Re: and1

Posted: Sun Nov 3, 2013 4:03 pm
by kyphi
Howard will get the math mods on it right quick.

Re: and1

Posted: Mon Nov 4, 2013 12:53 am
by Howard Mass
DavidStern wrote:"and1" is nice addition, but it would be great to also add something like "and1 per post" or "and1 ratio" (and1 / pots). That would tell us more about how often paricular user's post are "and1" (raw "and1" number is misleading, because obviously the more posts you have the more "and1" chances).

I would also love to see (but it's probably too dificult to do) how many "and1" particular user have got on every seperate forum. Also every forum leaders in "and1" would be fun thing to watch.


This could happen when we expand the feature.

We still have many more upgrades to do around here in the coming months.

Re: and1

Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 7:42 pm
by Colbinii
DavidStern wrote:"and1" is nice addition, but it would be great to also add something like "and1 per post" or "and1 ratio" (and1 / pots). That would tell us more about how often paricular user's post are "and1" (raw "and1" number is misleading, because obviously the more posts you have the more "and1" chances).

I would also love to see (but it's probably too dificult to do) how many "and1" particular user have got on every seperate forum. Also every forum leaders in "and1" would be fun thing to watch.


Is it that hard to diving posts by and 1?
If you post outside of the general board, I am assuming you are intelligent enough to either google the math or just do it in your head as most posters on the other boards aren't derps.

Re: and1

Posted: Thu Nov 7, 2013 11:30 am
by Flash Falcon X
Biz Gilwalker wrote:It's pretty useless for anyone who posted significantly in the pre-And-1 era. This throws off their advanced stats.


I think if RealGM were to do a "And 1 per post" rating/stat, it would only count the posts that were made by the poster since the date that the whole And 1 feature was created. That would make sure the posts from the pre-And1 era wouldn't throw anything off.

Re: and1

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 8:24 am
by RIPskaterdude
:lift:

Re: and1

Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2013 1:53 am
by dream34
DavidStern wrote:"and1" is nice addition, but it would be great to also add something like "and1 per post" or "and1 ratio" (and1 / pots). That would tell us more about how often paricular user's post are "and1" (raw "and1" number is misleading, because obviously the more posts you have the more "and1" chances).

I would also love to see (but it's probably too dificult to do) how many "and1" particular user have got on every seperate forum. Also every forum leaders in "and1" would be fun thing to watch.


You have a 0.071 ratio. This is an interesting suggestion, but it probably doesn't fit in to our plans for And1 at the moment. We will discuss this again internally later this year.

Re: and1

Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2013 4:34 am
by RIPskaterdude
What is my ratio, friend? :P

Re: and1

Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2013 5:45 am
by ReturnofMVP3
RIPskaterdude wrote:What is my ratio, friend? :P




7836/58570 = .1337 lol.

Re: and1

Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2013 5:53 am
by RIPskaterdude
:o

Re: and1

Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2013 7:03 pm
by Howard Mass
I believe Dream34 answered this. The guy is crazy smart btw.

Feel free to start a math thread on the OT Forum.