This issue is closed and resolved.3 testers will review each mod before it is entered as "approved." Reviewers may not review mods that they themselves submitted.
Quote:Title: Re: Current Development
Post by KyleYankan on Today at 2:20pm
Nice work mike!
@Mike:
The olypic thing is using an example. t's not the same of course, but they have a good diea, to use al lthe judges points added together.
How will it take 3 time longer, if everryone does it at once. I beleive chances are likely that 3 testers wil lbe on in the same 30 min period.
Also about being biased, wouldn;t it be better to eliminate it from the start? Why wait till several people have it downlaoded and installed just to re-evaluate it, and have several people un-install it?
Title: Re: Current Development
Post by krikkert on Today at 2:36pm
Yeah, if we start this mod testing, most people would probably uninstall if we rejected the mod, or wait until we approved to install it...
I have to admit, you've got a point, Kyle. But I still don't like the idea of having to wait until three people go through each mod. It *will* take three times as long because instead of the extra people testing other mods, they'll be re-testing a mod that's already been tested.
Also, you know this is gonna wreak hell with the current database/scripting ideas, right? Just have to make everything difficult, eh?