Yeah, one reset per guide would do pretty good in my eyes.
I do have an archived Ezreal build. I was wondering if you could wipe comments as well...? O.o
They are quite degrading...well, it. Or I could stop being lazy and just make a new guide, lol.
I do have an archived Ezreal build. I was wondering if you could wipe comments as well...? O.o
They are quite degrading...well, it. Or I could stop being lazy and just make a new guide, lol.
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TBH i thought it was a standard option not a temporary thing. Keeping 1 reset per guide would be a good standard build in thing. Instead of archving a build you could totaly rework your one and put it again into pool. That will also reduce the size of database :P
But. That feature had 1 flaw. It should also remove all "views" since when i redid my Veigar build it stayed with all the "views" and it was considered a "new" build, so main page saw it under most viewed new guide.
IDK about the comments too. Coz this will also flaw the build in top commented new build probably and IDK if it is possible to not delete the comments but reset the number on the guide.
But. That feature had 1 flaw. It should also remove all "views" since when i redid my Veigar build it stayed with all the "views" and it was considered a "new" build, so main page saw it under most viewed new guide.
IDK about the comments too. Coz this will also flaw the build in top commented new build probably and IDK if it is possible to not delete the comments but reset the number on the guide.
Archive old build and copy to a new one is fine, I don't see why that would be a problem.
The purpose of the one time score reset would be if you got a lot of negative votes, then made a pile of improvements and wanted a second chance. Doing something like getting a pile of views and then swapping the champion out for a newly released champion to jump to the top of the listings would be an abuse of the system.
We could resolve most of the issues either by not resetting the publish date when you wipe the score, or by also wiping the views and comments, but both of those have their own issues.
Really you shouldn't be able to change the champion after you publish a guide though, there's no real reason to and if anything it's misleading. Your old score, views and comments are not for this new build. On a team build maybe, if you're doing something like comparing multiple builds or such, but if it's just a single champion build there's no (good) reason to do it?
The purpose of the one time score reset would be if you got a lot of negative votes, then made a pile of improvements and wanted a second chance. Doing something like getting a pile of views and then swapping the champion out for a newly released champion to jump to the top of the listings would be an abuse of the system.
We could resolve most of the issues either by not resetting the publish date when you wipe the score, or by also wiping the views and comments, but both of those have their own issues.
Really you shouldn't be able to change the champion after you publish a guide though, there's no real reason to and if anything it's misleading. Your old score, views and comments are not for this new build. On a team build maybe, if you're doing something like comparing multiple builds or such, but if it's just a single champion build there's no (good) reason to do it?
Sorry if I am just jumping in on a topic, specially since it's my first time posting. But I been thinking a lot about this because of patches. But wouldn't it be a good idea to allow a reset if the build was edited after a patch? Or if there was a change at all. This would give people a change to revote and notice the changes. I have seen that in a lot of the comments people argue about the votes and no comments, and a few that do change their guides based on the advice from other users. I just think the votes should someone reflect on this as well.
Guess I am just rambling or my thought just isn't organized XP
Guess I am just rambling or my thought just isn't organized XP
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I remember it being mentioned somewhere but I don't know how to do it. The reason I want to is that I published my new build and literally I refreshed the page and it was down-voted -.-
Thanks for help guys!
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