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Re: Voting [was: Passing UMOs]



That would mean users that voted on version X wouldn't be able to
vote on version Y.

sergey@total-knowledge.com wrote:
> I was thinking of having the same usage and vote count for the new version
> as for previous version. If we implement it this way, authors will see the
> difference which their recent versioned change made to the UMO by
> comparing usage and voting of both versions from the date new version was
> created. And we'll avoid the problem that you mentioned regarding
> discouraging authors from creating new versions
>
>   
>> If we have separate counters for different versions, we'll have
>> new versions will have vote count of zero, which will discourage
>> authors from creating new versions.
>>
>>
>> sergey@total-knowledge.com wrote:
>>     
>>>> let's keep voting discussion in a separate thread.
>>>>
>>>> sergey@total-knowledge.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>         
>>>>> Another thing regarding voting that imho may be important.
>>>>> UU may have different versions of the same UMO available for studying.
>>>>> Are
>>>>> we taking into consideration an UMO version when counting user votes?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>>> Good question. I was thinking about that for a while, and didn't come
>>>> to any conclusion.
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> Imho we should have separate "use counters" that you mentioned in your
>>> response and student votings for each UMO version.
>>> Any versioned change to the object may change votings and usage
>>> significantly. If we keep track of it in the UU, it will help authors
>>> with
>>> the improvements of their UMOs and students with better selection of
>>> objects from Repository.
>>>
>>>       
>> --
>> Ilya A. Volynets-Evenbakh
>> Total Knowledge. CTO
>> http://www.total-knowledge.com
>>
>>
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Ilya A. Volynets-Evenbakh
Total Knowledge. CTO
http://www.total-knowledge.com


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