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Tyler Johansen
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Oct 15, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Oct 2012
· Points: 0
Should mountain project have a "like" button? I think it should!
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Ian Buckley
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Oct 15, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Jan 2006
· Points: 10
I suspect the question is "Would mountain project be sued by F-book if it did?". The world is full of useless ambulance chasers.
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rging
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Oct 15, 2012
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Salt Lake City, Ut
· Joined Jul 2011
· Points: 210
I think a dislike option would stop runaway off topic threads where people feel they have to respond instead of a simple thumbs down.
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S.Stelli
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Oct 15, 2012
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Colorado Springs, CO
· Joined Dec 2009
· Points: 150
I dont "like" that idea if anybody follows pinkbike though, you are aware of a ratings system on comments. Basically if a comment gets too many bad ratings from registered users it is no longer displayed unless you choose to see it. That could be kind of a nice function
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NC Rock Climber
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Oct 15, 2012
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The Oven, AKA Phoenix
· Joined Dec 2009
· Points: 60
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Tom Mulholland
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Oct 15, 2012
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#1 Cheese Producing State!
· Joined Apr 2010
· Points: 50
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M Sprague
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Oct 15, 2012
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New England
· Joined Nov 2006
· Points: 5,090
Definitely not anything connected with Facebook. I hate those buggars and the way they have made it so you can't make a comment on a news item unless you sign up.
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skiclimber
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Oct 15, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Jul 2006
· Points: 30
rging wrote:I think a dislike option would stop runaway off topic threads where people feel they have to respond instead of a simple thumbs down. I'm for the dislike button, If the thread is alive then its obvious people like it, but what if after 10 dislikes the thread was removed?
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JCM
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Oct 15, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Jun 2008
· Points: 115
A Facebook style "Like" button wouldn't be ideal. What would be nice, potentially, is the simple "Thumbs up" and "Thumbs down" rating feature, similar to what Climbingnarc has in his comments sections.
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Rob Gordon
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Oct 15, 2012
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Hollywood, CA
· Joined Feb 2009
· Points: 115
I like the idea. That way it can give more weight to replies/advice that are helpful and generally approved by the community.
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Tony B
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Oct 15, 2012
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Around Boulder, CO
· Joined Jan 2001
· Points: 24,665
For the forums we have a 'dislike' button (flag) if it is totally inappropriate. For the pages and photo contributions (what this site is for) we have a thumbs up for useful/good pages and photos. Good enough for me.
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David B
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Oct 15, 2012
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Denver, CO
· Joined Apr 2011
· Points: 205
Comment rating systems encourage groupthink.
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Steve Williams
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Oct 15, 2012
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The state of confusion
· Joined Jul 2005
· Points: 235
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Steve Bond
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Oct 15, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Sep 2006
· Points: 45
Like button Dislike button Ambivalent button I know what I think but don't want a button button Same as above but am not going to click that button button
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20 kN
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Oct 16, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Feb 2009
· Points: 1,346
Rob Gordon wrote:I like the idea. That way it can give more weight to replies/advice that are helpful and generally approved by the community. I am a member of a number of forums that have "rating" systems, and every forum is in the shiter. One forum you be familiar with is rockclimbing.com. They have a star rating system and it is completely worthless. The admin added it in hopes that people would rate the accuracy and quality of the advice given in a specific thread, precisely as you mentioned. But, that never happens, it is more of a rate as to how much someone likes or dislikes a specific user or topic or how witty a one line trolling reply is. I have seen the same thing on five other forums. No one uses the rating system to actually rate the quality of the advice, it is always about getting back at someone or some useless crap like that. I guess some users think if they go around and dislike posts, that is going to piss off the OP and thereby make that user happy or something, I dont know, I just categorize that stuff as teen nerd rage, minus the teen part. I also happened to notice rc.com went from about 500 regularly posting members before the rating system to about 50 now - interesting.
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David B
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Oct 16, 2012
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Denver, CO
· Joined Apr 2011
· Points: 205
Even if people did use it based on the quality of the advice, it's not a guarantee that MP would be collectively correct.
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M Mobley
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Oct 16, 2012
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Bar Harbor, ME
· Joined Mar 2006
· Points: 911
you spent time on rc.com? why? I do agree with 20kn though, leave it the way it is. Hopefully this site continues on without relying on this mostly pathetic forum.
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Scott McMahon
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Oct 16, 2012
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Boulder, CO
· Joined Feb 2006
· Points: 1,425
20 kN wrote: I also happened to notice rc.com went from about 500 regularly posting members before the rating system to about 50 now - interesting. Well that explains what's been happening to MP the past couple of years. They all left RC to come here.
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Guy Keesee
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Oct 16, 2012
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Moorpark, CA
· Joined Mar 2008
· Points: 349
F- No If I don't "LIKE" what your doing.... I'll tell you.
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fluff head
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Oct 16, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Sep 2011
· Points: 65
what about a "sicky, brah" or "splitter, brah" buttons? Status update: VerticalUrge has removed his shirt
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Jonas Salk
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Oct 16, 2012
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Apr 2008
· Points: 10
Tyler Johansen Member Since: Oct 15, 2012 Last Visit: 1 day ago So you joined MP yesterday and now you want it to turn into Facebook? Dislike.
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