Axel Dörfler wrote:
Petter Holt Juliussen <post@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Yea, we could do that in stead. On the results page I've added both ways of calculating the average,
IP 123.456.789.101 votes (and let's say there are 5 sets):
Set 1 average: 4 Set 2 average: 0 Set 3 average: 3 Set 4 average: Set 5 average: 2
What about Set 4? Should I count that one in the final average as 0, or should it be skipped?
I think the only way to make the rating fair would be to skip it; after all, you can only count the votes that have been given, not the ones that were missing.
Would it be possible to a) see which ones you already have voted for on the overview page, and b) to use cookies for changing IP addresses (which should be the case for assumed 97% of all users)?The way it works now is that it stores the IP addresses in the database. If you revisit the page you'll
I know it comes in late, but right now, I think the voting mechanism is bit too simplistic without cookies that remember the votes.
Petter