#Ranking System
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you mean like Elo?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elo_rating_system
The Elo rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in zero-sum games such as chess. It is named after its creator Arpad Elo, a Hungarian-American physics professor.
The Elo system was originally invented as an improved chess-rating system over the previously used Harkness system, but is also used as a rating s...
Yes, but much simpler since there will be no person vs person matches.
Elo is probably the simplest to understand, so it would be a good starting point. Just give the computer a few scores for different difficulties
if you want simpler, you can just add or subtract a flat number for wins and losses
So in this situation, the elo system is applied to user experience, the more a user uses the website the consistent the user gains xp to reach the next elo. How does the code know if the user is using the platform or merely just on the platform and not participating on the website?
that's a really tricky thing to measure
ad companies would love to solve it, but things like adblock and tracker blocker ad-ons make it really complicated
I never realized tracker blocker and adblock would be a real problem against this type of elo system.
Instead of user participation, its duration of time spent on the platform is rewarded, would that be easier to implement?
the things you can reliable measure are what the users are willingly doing, so if they're clicking things, you can record that
but you can't tell the difference between someone looking at the page, and them leaving it open in the background
If it's clicks on the site, can't that be manipulated easily?
if the rankings are visible, someone's going to find a way to min-max it
I intend to make the rankings visible.
Once an account is created and verified the user account will be placed in the elo system
There are news sites that are able to not allow a user from seeing the contents of the site even though the user has adblock and tracker blocker
they can easily tell you're using them because their tracking methods aren't working
ohhhh
I never knew that
I've used Tor Browser in the past, how does google stop Tor Browser users from using their search engine ?
they maintain a list of all the exit nodes
sure, that'll work
user participation = user experience growth = user advancing in elo