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cudos somehow makes no sense

well I got a short question,

basically I got 4 projects, wrote some reviews, are a very active developer to these projects and my cudo rank keeps and keeps dropping.

How can it be that somebody with 0 commits, 0 project keeps increasing his rank and my rank keeps dropping?

I honestly don't care much about this, just think that's a pretty weird behavior.

Gert Wohlgemuth almost 16 years ago
 

link?

Kiba almost 16 years ago
 

Hi Gert,

Kudos come only from other developers. Just writing code is not sufficient to receive Kudos.

Your KudoRank will increase when other Ohloh members give you Kudos, or add your projects to their stacks.

Robin Luckey almost 16 years ago
 

hi robin,

yes this makes sense, but han how can a person have an increasing rank without any projects?

For example look at this link:

http://www.ohloh.net/people?show=14765

user:

Gert Wohlgemuth

Contributes to: BBCS, binbase, JaCuda, and pycuda
Kudo Rank
KudoRank 1

Kudo Position:
122280
Position Gain:
-844

rockyshark

Kudo Rank
KudoRank 1

Kudo Position:
122278
Position Gain:
+732

now can the second person gain 732 points, if he contributes to nothing?

Gert Wohlgemuth almost 16 years ago
 

My guess is that new developers get added all the time. So kudos position get bumped up?

Kiba almost 16 years ago
 

i had the same idea, but than it would be for everybody equal more or less.

and new developer should be added at the end of the list.

Gert Wohlgemuth almost 16 years ago
 

@Gert,

Interesting -- I never noticed this behavior before.

The problem is that you and everyone in the list around you all have a kudo score of 0. We have thousands of people like this.

Since the list is sorted by kudo score only, the sort order for everyone with score 0 can change indeterminately every time the list is recalculated. However, the underlying rank scores are actually not changing.

We can add a secondary sort key to prevent this from happening.

Robin

Robin Luckey almost 16 years ago
 

ok thanks, as I said I was curios about this and you don't have to change anything for me :)

(ok gimme a cudo for logical thinking :P)

Gert Wohlgemuth almost 16 years ago