Thursday, 18 June 2009
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New Top Contributors Module - Check It!
Here's a new way to see who the top contributors on the site are from this week!
Ooh, ahh, shiny.
(when this post gets bumped down from the top slot, this arrow will be pointing toward nothing in particular, ha!)
So here's how this works: unless you ask to be anonymous, we'll attribute posts to you and start counting the views and comments your posts bring in. We'll also add up the number of posts you submit throughout the week.
It's important to note that the number of comments and views listed is the combined number from however many posts you wrote, so check out cd867's - it says 709 comments, but that's over two separate posts. Make sense?
Hope to see you on the module soon!
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Comments (8)
ahhh i see it =]
Nice :) Great way to call out those consistent submitters :)
I think you should change the "weekly" number of posts to "total" number of posts. I don't think people post enough to have a significant figure in 1 week. I've posted a few things now and then but not more than once in a week. Does that make sense? o_O
Cool!
oh, cool
alright. nice
cool
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