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* User reputation based on value of contributions to the community | * User reputation based on value of contributions to the community | ||
* Weighted voting/influence based on user reputation | * Weighted voting/influence based on user reputation | ||
* Integrated design elements that seamlessly highlight top-rated content | * Integrated visual design elements that seamlessly highlight top-rated content | ||
* Community self-moderation of content | * Community self-moderation of content | ||
* Collaborative content editing with influence/permissions based on user reputation | * Collaborative content editing with influence/permissions based on user reputation | ||
Skills required: Ruby on Rails, JavaScript | Skills required: Ruby on Rails, JavaScript | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 12 March 2009
We're looking to build an open source web community platform with an innovative reputation and rating system. Some of our initial ideas are incorporated in BadwareBusters.org, the newly launched community site from Consumer Reports WebWatch and the Berkman Center's StopBadware.org.
Possible features of the platform include:
- User reputation based on value of contributions to the community
- Weighted voting/influence based on user reputation
- Integrated visual design elements that seamlessly highlight top-rated content
- Community self-moderation of content
- Collaborative content editing with influence/permissions based on user reputation
Skills required: Ruby on Rails, JavaScript