Nice one, @fullsnacktester. Glad to hear it.
Thatās what we were hoping for by switching it on. Folks just see the points as a way to encourage themselves to come back more often and get involved.
Nice one, @fullsnacktester. Glad to hear it.
Thatās what we were hoping for by switching it on. Folks just see the points as a way to encourage themselves to come back more often and get involved.
Maybe Iāve worded my question poorly, let me rephrase that.
Each of those actions gains exactly 1 point for the user?
It looks like I got 1 point since yesterday, possibly for another day of logging in.
Actions did that should result in gaining (some?) points:
18.05 - 328 points - my profile stats:
19.05 - 329 points - my profile stats:
No, otherwise Mirza and I would have way more points. Iām trying to find it online but canāt say how many points you get for X or Y.
I got 2.1k hearts received and 4k given and my score is 3k. But they also take into account visits etcā¦
Yeap. Thatās why Iāve asked about how points are counted. There needs to be a weight for each of those actions
I see what youāre asking for now.
Hereās the current set of points received per event (action). Weāve just used the default for now and can review/change it if we like. Seems good enough for now.
(note we donāt use the āuser invite systemā or āsolutionā so those can be ignored)
That doesnāt seem to add up though like @pwicherski mentioned
Taking me as an example
And then we didnāt dive into days visited etc
Maybe itās all for the better then we donāt know how it exactly works and letās just contribute towards the Club <3
Absolutely!
Yet I can totally relate to a desire to wanna know how it all works. Testers forever.
@pwicherski ā do I have your permission for me to share those findings as a support request with the team at Discourse?
Yeah, Simon, of course!
Contributions 404 - not found.
It definitely aināt adding contributions up right.
Is the leaderboard in the navigation anywhere? I canāt find it, and had to search, some back to this post, and click from here.
Hey @fullsnacktester, I mentioned this in the original post:
Iāll tweak the copy to make it more explicit.
There are all sorts of custom sidebar updates coming soon via Discourse so I imagine we could add a link to it there.
My bad, I didnāt read to the end. I love your copy, but I tend to scan and summarise and only pick out keywords (not just your posts, anything longer then 3 short bullets).
Iāve wondered what happened to leaderboard/2
There is a
and there is a
Where did leaderboard/2 go to?
Nice spot. I canāt remember what I created with leaderboard/2. I think it was what eventually became leaderboard/3. I deleted 2 thinking we should just include everyone (including MoT staff) thought otherwise, hesitated and then ended up creating leaderboard/3 to ensure no MoT staff are on that one.
Welcome to my brain!
Hi, Germany here and calling āzero pointsā - wonderful - another board we can look at
Queens, Kings ā¦ must be something british
My opinion: In earlier days (like 12 years ago) it was cool to have those kind of dashboards in forums, but that also was leading myself to write more and nearly stay addicted to the boards. I am curious on how this now will change or transform my activities with MoT Club, it can either be positive or great as the learning is never negative.
I donāt want to know how the system works. I am fine with with the information which is there.
I just wondered if Discourse has a use case - just a thought - in finding out if a user is logging in manually or via automated software/tool. I mean - who didnāt think of a solution based on all the automation tools, given the statistics and data to check and test a MoT test plan on login/logoff functions, likes, bookmarks and other features.
Or is this a new challenge - whoever comes up with an MoT-Testautomation Club plan wins a pro membership for a year - or a sticker with āMoT Club - Testautomation challenge acceptedā
So I needed to make a lot of small posts, not multi-paragraph explanations with detail and references?
Iāve been doing this extremely incorrectly.
Hereās an update from the team at Discourse and about the observed behaviour of ālikes givenā:
I think weāve tracked down the issue to a missing āaā in the scoring query that affected the points for Likes Given. A fix is in the pipeline and should work its way to your site soon.
and a follow up
After I sent the āMisson Accomplishedā message we actually picked up another missing āaā that effected the Likes Recieved as well, so we have another fix for that too.
Those fixes need to be merged, and then your site updated, and then we can run the backfill again to square up your points. We should be able to do that for you in one burst once itās all lined up. Iām not sure on the timeline, but Iāll make a note here to let you know when itās all been sorted.
And thank you (and your testers) for the report.
Thanks again for raising this, @pwicherski. It means itāll also provide a fix for many other communities out there that have this plugin enabled.