
Originally Posted by
Shadowfire
With Zagar, agreed. Rating general sites should be different from ranking specialized ones, because quality is different with specialized ones. Content is more important over speed, pretime, and whatnot. (If I can't find the file anywhere else, I'm willing to wait a week before it finishes downloading).
If a new thread is made, supply and demand should be considered. With the old one, only the supply is considered. This means that U*-* is ranked so high because about zip people have invites. However, hardly anyone except elitists want the site, because everyone says it's just an average site.
There should 2 site ranking scales: one each for general and specialized trackers.
There should 1 invite ranking scale: some people each week should take the numeric calculations of the number of times a site is wanted, and divide it by the number of times it is needed. The number would be its ranking. However, a site would not make the list if either the wanted or the needed number is below a certain amount (let's say 6). [edit: Nevermind, not such a good idea now that I think about it more. Since most trades are done in PMs, you wouldn't know the exact number.]
Of course, the above ranking system would be too complicated and literal for practical use, but it sounds like a cool concept to my half-gone mind. Maybe it could be an add-on to a simpler 4-number or color scale.
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