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Originally Posted by JLHarper
They might consider a "relevance meter" on the side of every ones name, a scale from 1 to 10 attached to ones account.
Some examples (like these below), would alert others who the historically poor performers are as PY members.
A * next to the relevance number would indicate the person is a "cut and paste" kind of member more than 50% of his posts.
PY Relevance Scale
I own a Pontiac, buy from PY, and post in Tech areas of the forum twice a month or more: relevance factor 10
I used to own a Pontiac but currently don't, I help by posting in Tech areas twice a month or more: relevance factor 6
I don't own a Pontiac, and not interested in anything on PY that deals with Pontiacs, but I do post in non Tech areas 90% or more of the time and have a low post count: relevance factor: 1
I have never owned a Pontiac and though I stay on PY for long periods, I don't post in Tech areas or contribute much in the Pontiac hobby: relevance factor of 0
That seems to cover the spectrum.......
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What if you own a Pontiac but post only on days when the sun and the moon are in line and buy from PY on odd numbered days bi-monthly when it's raining? What would the relevance factor be?
