rating
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rating is a summary evaluation of something along a particular dimension (though commonly overall), as standalone posts, or as part of a review post.
IndieWeb Examples
- https://arnoldhoogerwerf.net/2019/02/2334/ (POSSE copy: https://micro.blog/ArnoldHoogerwerf/2411147)
- "🎥 Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1973) ★★★★☆"
Silo Examples
Foursquare
2018-01-24 Finding the Perfect 10: How We Developed the Foursquare Venue Rating System
Foursquare City Guide calculates and displays venue ratings on a ten-point scale in order to provide our users with first-hand information about the best places nearby. In this post, we’ll explain how we calculate our ratings, which are trusted by millions of users for their accuracy and reliability — along with some lessons we learned while developing our algorithm.
Swarm
Swarm allows you to rate venues with three possible values: ❤️ 😐 💔
- See the #Foursquare section to see how those three possible values are interpreted (along with other data) to provide a ten point (0.0-10.0) scale for viewers.
Articles and posts
Articles and blog posts about rating systems:
- 2015-08-18
Greg McVerry: A Tale of Two Perspectives Or Two Web Giants Prove Once and For All Star Rating Systems Suck
See Also
- MoodleNet Rating System
- review
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_(classification)
- Four emoji rating example 😄🙁 https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/happyornot-smiley-buttons-at-airports/ in airports after security checks and when exiting bathrooms, apparently by https://www.happy-or-not.com/en/
- Hybrid four emoji and text rating example 😄😒 and text equivalents excellent, good, mediocre, terrible! https://www.surveystance.com/airport-feedback-smiley-survey/