Wouldn't that be nice? To be able to order the results by number of faves? I thought it would be interesting to see which shots get fav'd during voting (& after) without having to check each individual page. And it might help bring to light some more under-appreciated shots.
Apologies if this was already suggested and shot down.
To expand on that, in the profiles we can sort any individual's challenge results by: Title, Challenge, Date, Avg, Place, %, Comments, Views, Faves.
I'm not a programmer, but how difficult would it be to make the challenge results themselves sortable by all of these criteria as well? I guess "challenge", "date", "place", and "%" would be redundant or meaningless in the context of the entire challenge, but the rest would be interesting, wouldn't they?
Not so much of a sort as a filter, really, but I would like to have some one-click filter buttons so I could see all New Personal Best Scores, First Ever Challenge Entries.
Would make it possible to be more congratulatory, welcoming, & encouraging as a community.
Not so much of a sort as a filter, really, but I would like to have some one-click filter buttons so I could see all New Personal Best Scores, First Ever Challenge Entries.
Would make it possible to be more congratulatory, welcoming, & encouraging as a community.
Not so much of a sort as a filter, really, but I would like to have some one-click filter buttons so I could see all New Personal Best Scores, First Ever Challenge Entries.
Would make it possible to be more congratulatory, welcoming, & encouraging as a community.
yeah i agree, would def get more people involved!
In general, it's been my experience that the more sorting of stats is available to a community, the more involved/interested people become. Or, in any case, this is true in sites I've been involved in administrating where the community revolves around league play of tournament games, such as backgammon, spades, dominoes and so forth. And in these sites the sorting feature is only enabled for paid members, and it has been a major incentive for *becoming* a paying member.
People love stats, they are fun to play around with.
