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12/09/2008 01:29:39 PM · #1
Noticing that many of us value a good comment even more than a good score, I would like to propose a method aiming at improving the comment mechanism. The idea is to reward those who provide good feedback. Here is how:

Announcing The Most Valuable Comment (MVC) award

Details:

1. Following every challenge conclusion, the challenge MVC contest begins.
2. In that contest, the comments given to all challenge entries are rated by DPC members.
3. Only comments given during the voting period are rated.
4. Rating is done on the image page by selecting a button besides the comment.
5. There are three buttons: "valuable", "highly valuable" and “not rated” (which is the default).
6. After a week time, the rated comments scores are published, and blue/red/yellow awards are given to the commenters receiving the highest scores.

Note that unlike the image contest, one can have multiple submissions (by commenting on multiple images), thus improving one's chances to win an MVC award.

Open questions:

1. Should comments be anonymous during the MVC contest voting period?
2. How to publish the MVC results?
For example:
a) The images alongside the MVC comment in a section on the DPC home page
b) On a separate page
c) Designated on the image's page
d) Designated on the member's page, with history stats

12/09/2008 02:16:39 PM · #2
A nice idea, but probably something that would require enough changes to the site that it won't happen. How about doing it in the challenge results forum, and post a commenting awards thread similar in nature to the Posthumous thread? That could be implemented immediately.

Message edited by author 2008-12-09 14:17:12.
12/10/2008 08:23:40 AM · #3
Certainly worth a try, via yospiff's suggested route. I'd be curious to see how long people kept at it, but creating a thread doesn't hurt anything.
I can't wait to see people complain about not only their scores, but their scores, comments, and scores on comments combined!
12/10/2008 02:12:45 PM · #4
I believe that to really affect how people provide feedback, you need a high impact tool. The MVC Award (see above) is an attempt to design such a tool.
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