What this generally means is that people that leave a lot of comments will tend to get featured.
No hard data on it, just my observations, so take that with a grain of salt.
]]>Anyone here do Ludum Dare before? They have a nice ranking criteria that they call "Coolness" that is a ratio of Comments on others vs. Comments received. Not sure what the exact formula is, but basically if you leave more comments on other songs, but don't receive comments, your featured-ness goes higher and higher.
The end effect is that the person who leaves a lot of comments for others, but doesn't have many comments themselves will be featured and will thus be exposed for more commenters who are looking for songs to listen to.
I like the system because it greatly encourages someone to listen and review on other people's tracks. The more reviewing they do, the bigger chance they'll get comments in return.
that sounds like a cool way to do it, what is the dare?
]]>The end effect is that the person who leaves a lot of comments for others, but doesn't have many comments themselves will be featured and will thus be exposed for more commenters who are looking for songs to listen to.
I like the system because it greatly encourages someone to listen and review on other people's tracks. The more reviewing they do, the bigger chance they'll get comments in return.
]]>maybe music that has received no comments yet?
Easy, just press "Replies" twice to sort by number of comments increasing.
]]>george bowles wrote:the best thing i've learned from this is that there is a filter for "music you haven't listened to yet" very useful!
Aswell as artists youve favorited !
heh, this one doesn't work for me since i haven't favorited anything since maybe the first year. i guess i could check lol.
]]>I would like a filter: Music that nobody have listened yet.
Now that's a great idea. "Music nobody noticed" haha. +1
]]>the best thing i've learned from this is that there is a filter for "music you haven't listened to yet" very useful!
Aswell as artists youve favorited !
]]>the best thing i've learned from this is that there is a filter for "music you haven't listened to yet" very useful!
It's the only way I can keep track.
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