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Kudoz Leaders - Top Answerers vs Kudoz Leaders - Top Askers Thread poster: Giovanni Guarnieri MITI, MIL
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I can't remember whether we already discussed such a thing, but wouldn't it be fun and interesting to have both rankings on Proz.com main page? What do you think? Giovanni | | |
gianfranco Brazil Local time: 08:07 Member (2001) English to Italian + ...
Hi Giovanni, What problem would it solve? bye Gianfranco | | |
What problem? I wasn't talking about problems... I thought it would be (ok, maybe) a tool to discourage people form asking too many questions. It would have a statistical value too. Just one little window - Leaders, with Top Askers and Top Answerers, side by side. I think it would be fun... Giovanni | | |
funny but... | Oct 15, 2005 |
It's a sort of pillorying. Let them ask, so we can gain more points Besides, 5 or 15 questions will never make a translation or a translator. Paola | |
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Why exactly? | Oct 15, 2005 |
Yes, why discourage people from asking questions? More questions = more points for answerers and moreover, more terms in the glossaries which I have found to be invaluable tools. | | |
asking questions... | Oct 15, 2005 |
Clair PG wrote: Yes, why discourage people from asking questions? Asking too many questions... Giovanni | | |
two2tango Argentina Local time: 08:07 Member English to Spanish + ...
Giovanni Guarnieri MITI, MIL wrote: I can't remember whether we already discussed such a thing, but wouldn't it be fun and interesting to have both rankings on Proz.com main page? What do you think? Giovanni Hi Giovanni, you started this same discussion some five month ago in http://www.proz.com/topic/32516 Regards, Enrique | | |
I must be losing it! Or maybe I've lost it already! Well, we can debate it again, if you wish... G | |
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gianfranco Brazil Local time: 08:07 Member (2001) English to Italian + ... Change of mind? | Oct 16, 2005 |
Giovanni Guarnieri MITI, MIL wrote: Clair PG wrote: Yes, why discourage people from asking questions? Asking too many questions... Giovanni Hi Giovanni, apparently you have changed your opinion about 180 degrees... Some time ago you were against any limitation, and now you find that some members ask too many questions... Let me remind you. In May 2003, I launched an informal poll asking the participants to the Italian forum to express their preferences about a possible limitation to the number of the KudoZ questions allowed: See: http://www.proz.com/topic/10656 95 members voted (the results can be read at the end of the thread, in English) You were the first to vote, and... surprise, you were against any limit bye Gianfranco
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Gianfranco Manca wrote: Hi Giovanni, apparently you have changed your opinion about 180 degrees... Some time ago you were against any limitation, and now you find that some members ask too many questions... Let me remind you. In May 2003, I launched an informal poll asking the participants to the Italian forum to express their preferences about a possible limitation to the number of the KudoZ questions allowed: See: http://www.proz.com/topic/10656 95 members voted (the results can be read at the end of the thread, in English) You were the first to vote, and... surprise, you were against any limit bye Gianfranco [Modificato alle 2005-10-16 01:18] Am I not allowed to change my mind? G | | |
gianfranco Brazil Local time: 08:07 Member (2001) English to Italian + ... About limits and too many questions | Oct 16, 2005 |
Giovanni Guarnieri MITI, MIL wrote: Am I not allowed to change my mind? Yes, sure, but if you are unhappy with the current system, just wait a bit and when you change your mind again you will be fine... And now, jokes aside... ProZ.com and many members have perceived the problem that you mention. Some members were not using KudoZ for help, in cases of occasional real problems impossible or very difficult to solve with ordinary tools (dictionary, other resources) and were flooding the system and colleagues' inbox with dozen of questions. The fair and reasonable limit on the number of questions per day, implemented in August and that you opposed in the past, appears to be useful to alleviate in part the problem with those asking "too many questions". It is true that in 5 years some members have accumulated many hundreds or even thousands of questions asked, but that is not necessarily bad, it is just a cumulative effect of their regular use of the site. An average of one question each working day (Mon to Fri), in 5 years, makes over 1,000 questions... In any case, there is no global limit, it has never been proposed or even discussed, and a list by the number of questions asked doesn't fulfil any purpose. Also, you may have noticed that now in KudoZ each asker is shown with two figures (questions asked and questions answered). That gives to any person who objects to these members 'asking too much' the information necessary to decide if they want to answer, or not. Also, you have in the new KudoZ dashboard, a feature allowing you to filter out anyone you wish. You can effectively filter out anyone you consider not worth helping, and you will never see again their questions. All these tools are surely useful to limit some excesses without making the KudoZ area unwelcoming to anyone. bye Gianfranco
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Giovanna Rampone, PhD wrote: [but neither kudoz points make a translator...and who's being pillored...the asker or the answerer? It could be a way to discourage exaggerations! Have a great weekend! Giovanna Q1: Kudoz, like many other things, are not enough. Q2: The asker would be pillored. "Askers of the month" on the home page. Mmhh, I don't think I like it. Sounds a bit like making fun of them. It's not a nice week end Ciao Paola | | |
The stupidest questions are the ones you DON'T ask... | Oct 17, 2005 |
I ask stupid questions on Kudoz. Late at night, three hours to deadline... with no chance of asking the client, the questions don't seem so stupid! Up to now someone on one side of the world or the other has been awake and patient enough to help out every time. That's what friends are for! Just delete questions you don't have time for. Turn off KudoZ for a day or two if it annoys you - you'll be back! ... See more I ask stupid questions on Kudoz. Late at night, three hours to deadline... with no chance of asking the client, the questions don't seem so stupid! Up to now someone on one side of the world or the other has been awake and patient enough to help out every time. That's what friends are for! Just delete questions you don't have time for. Turn off KudoZ for a day or two if it annoys you - you'll be back! ▲ Collapse | | |
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