on 11-07-2014 1:43 PM
Dear All,
From past few days I have seen people create some thread and after getting several answer from forum member the thread owner say thanks to all and marked his thanks post as Helpful or Correct answer.
So do you think a thread owner or creater should get points on his / her thread is favourable ? Yes its very correct sometimes thread owner provides the final solution but then also is it great idea to get reward for his own query ? Please suggest.
BR,
Prakash
So do you think a thread owner or creater should get points on his / her thread is favourable ? Yes its very correct sometimes thread owner provides the final solution but then also is it great idea to get reward for his own query ? Please suggest.
We could re-enable receiving points for self-rating and somehow report which points have been assigned by other users and which have been assigned by yourself. We could then assign new badges for an amount of points received by yourself, for example:
Points-Cheater: In 10 of your threads, set one of your own posts as "correct"
Points-Cheater Plus: In 100 of your threads, set one or more of your posts as correct and/or helpful
Points-Cheater Super-Duper Mega: The amount of points you have assigned to yourself is 10 times greater than the amount assigned to you by other users!
Bonus: People who earned all three badges receive the "Master of Delusion" badge
Alternatively we could leave everything as it is 😆 (yes, let's do that..)
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It just makes you sort of human I guess.
I also don't care that much about points (I used to care about T-shirts when this was called SDN and hopefully jackets and stuff but I never managed to go beyond my red 2K SDN support shirt).
Having said that, whenever I log on to SCN and I see that my point number has changed I do want to find out who done it.
It should be the perogative of the creater of the question to mark which answer was most helpful or correct. It should also be possible to mark their own answers in the thread as being the correct one, since that can be the case sometimes.
Now when someone decides to only mark his thanks guys! post as being the one and only correct post in a list of other helpful posts it just makes them look a bit like a short word for Richard but other than that I don't feel the need to have this behaviour policed or corrected in some way.
I think I'll go with Lukas' alternative
Cheers, Rob.
Rob wrote:
It just makes you sort of human I guess
That's me! "Sort of human" . I'm sure my 5 kids and 3 grandkids would quite agree entirely with you. And for the record I never got much beyond that 2K shirt either. I was in favor of turning schwag into charitable giving which is what we are trying to do with
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Ahh, don't get me wrong Steffi, I marked some of my posts in my own threads "correct" too, but that's because they were correct and should be highlighted as answer to my question at the top of my opening post. Guess I would have earned the low level cheater badge by now.
P.S. None of these posts was á la "solved by myself."
Betting you are even more witty in person.
Depends on the mood, really
I've had a few of these come by recently, and on one hand, I don't think you gain enough points by marking your own answer as helpful for me to really care one way or another. But then again, I don't care enough about 1, 5, or 20 points at all.
There have been many valid posts here about people who have later found a good solution - to even one of their *own* original posts! - and gone in and added the answer, which is clearly behavior we want to encourage. Somehow I doubt these folks are then awarding themselves a ponit or two for the correct answer.
On the other, this OP was marking his 'Thank you' as 'helpful' - so the point OP should get a direct message asking him to not reward his own gratuitous posts?
Or should the OP get that ponit, because they did, after all, have the courtesy to thank the other members who contributed to the thread?
#deepthoughtsonaFriday
Sue
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Hi Sid,
This is the actual what is happening in SCN. Anyone will never able to receive any points when (s)he will mark his/her own reply as correct.
Even though it is applicable for moderator also.
Fortunately one interesting thing is that, if someone mark his own reply as correct then he will not receive any points but if the same reply unmarked as correct by moderator, then he will loss 10 points (which he didn't receive that)..
Regards
DP
Hey this thread took out lots of interesting facts from sap champs. Good to know few people care about points and few just want to win from colleagues.
But champs is it possible to think about a pointless system .
BR,
Prakash
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No, nobody can assign points to himself (this includes moderators).
And it would not be a good idea either in case of a qualified solution to the own question, as it would just open the door to ask some questions which can only be answered by the OP himself.
It is just good community behavior to close a question when a solution is found, regardless if this solution is given by a contributor or found by himself.
Did you know that the Oracle of Delphi just answered on the 7th day of a month. People had to come several days ahead, had first to sacrifice and then pay the fee to ask the oracle. And all this for a vague answer....the world has changed
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I thought, you can't get points for marking your own posts as helpful or correct in your threads? Same as you don't get points of you rate your own content.
Regards,
Steffi.
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Doesn't it fit to the quality of question?
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