> John Rankin wrote: >> I agree almost 100% (and my earlier post raised this very issue). >> Personally, I'm not a big fan of rating systems as a method of >> quality control, for reasons that others have given. > Perhaps, rather than rating, we simply ask "Are you using this cookbook" > -- that allows an assessment of use. The clear issue here is that people > are unlikely to cast an 'un-vote' when they stop. Perhaps some form of > aging will help. Even without aging, at least we'll be able to gauge > level of usage, which right now is very tough. > > ~ ~ Dave > In a post that crossed with your reply, I propose that people can become a recipe's Friends, so the recipe summary section would include a Friends: descriptor. For me "user" carries the idea of being a passive consumer, whereas "friend" suggests a more active, participatory role.
But that's just me... JR _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
