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IMO it should be consistent with how the forums are handled. And yes too many replies are called "general" and awarded debator points there, I have had a couple of discussions with Chris about that already. It starts with the default "message type"; it could easily be improved, it may be hard to get it (almost) right though. :)
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1. yes, posting a comment should be rewarded. 2. I don't know whether "post comment in Q&A" actually gets rewarded at all right now, I stay well away of Q&A. 3. My point is: all contributions to participation, except "post comment in Q&A", are of a more macroscopic nature. Everything one reads. posts, replies, comments, votes, bookmarks, could be construed as participation but isn't, why would "posting a comment" be then? It really should yield debator or authority points, nothing else. :)
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As I said, it is not a debate, it is an improvement nut not an answer. So it cannot be Debator Points, and it cannot be Authority Points. But the participation is still there.
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Luc Pattyn wrote:
And yes too many replies are called "general" and awarded debator points there,
Yeah it should be included in Authority points.
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**How can clarifying a question be an Authority Point? Answering it, yes, but to inform that an action has been taken is participation.
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How can clarifying a question be an Authority Point? Answering it, yes, but to inform that an action has been taken is participation.
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yes. This has worked before. And I don't really agree, if a comment-like reply in a forum yields debator or authority points, why would it yield points in a different category for Q&A? Look at the different ways to get participant points, posting a comment simply does not fit in that list. :)
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] [My CP bug tracking] Nil Volentibus Arduum
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What else could comments be? As Dave pointed out, a comment on an answer is not necessarily a contribution that adds to the answer, nor is it (always) a debate, a question, or (necessarily) organisation.
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Only in technical forums DD. Also I have seen many answers/links in general message, that's why.
thatraja
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What else could comments be? As Dave pointed out, a comment on an answer is not necessarily a contribution that adds to the answer, nor is it (always) a debate, a question, or (necessarily) organisation.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
Thanks Chris, that was what I was, very poorly, attempting to point out. (I presume the recount will be complete by the time I crawl my carcass into work in about 5 hours time :) )
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Yeah, You win. So when we will get back our platinum participant? :)
thatraja
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Thanks Chris, that was what I was, very poorly, attempting to point out. (I presume the recount will be complete by the time I crawl my carcass into work in about 5 hours time :) )
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Unfortunately I second guessed myself after Luc's comment and restarted the rep recalc. It will be done in around 13 hrs. Sorry - I should have just the final bit continue on and it would have been finished soon.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
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What else could comments be? As Dave pointed out, a comment on an answer is not necessarily a contribution that adds to the answer, nor is it (always) a debate, a question, or (necessarily) organisation.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
The "comment" may or may not have technical merit. If it has (e.g. "I would have used an extension method here"), it would yield Authority in a forum; and if it hasn't (e.g. "I like the way you explained that"), it would yield Debator in a forum (even when no debate is taking place). I fail to see why that would be any different in Q&A. :)
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As I said, it is not a debate, it is an improvement nut not an answer. So it cannot be Debator Points, and it cannot be Authority Points. But the participation is still there.
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posting "please clarify" or "good answer" in a programming forum yields debator points (assuming message type "general"). posting "Elvis has died" or a CCC clue in the Lounge yields debator points. :|
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