17 thoughts on “Should we keep the rating system for posts on B&P?”

  1. I personally love the things you select to be posted. Sure everyone has their opinion that some things may be funnier than others….but I’ve noticed lately that if it has a low rating I won’t even read the joke, etc……and I don’t want to be swayed into not paying attention! (It makes me lazier…heeheehee)

  2. I pretty much forgot that it was there.
    I have an RSS feed set on the comments so the first thing I generally look at is the post or posts with the most comments.
    Then, once I’ve done that I click the Home link and scroll down the page to see what else you’ve posted.

  3. I do not really use the rating system, nor do I look at it seriously. I just read the post and if it looks interesting, I click on it to read further (if necessary) or add a comment.

  4. I find the “number of comments” a good indicator, usually, of delving further.

    So kinda redundant.

    On the other hand, “ratings”, if low, may give Jonco an idea of what to not bother posting.

    So do whatever, I don’t have a life, so I comment on useless things like this.

    ;-(

  5. I didn’t even know it was there. I visit once a day and work my way backwards through the posts until I get to the ones I saw yesterday. I seldom comment, but this is my favorite blog. Keep up the good work.

  6. Maybe if you could click a link for top-rated posts of all-time. But even then, not much use. I read it all and don’t care what others think. Most of it’s funny to me which is why I keep coming back.

  7. I’m not a fan of the ratings either. The 1-star ratings seem mean-spirited.

    It’s like on Youtube. If I like something, then I vote it 5 stars. If I don’t like it, then I refrain.

  8. I find the ratings distracting, and like heehee, I don’t want to be influenced by them. But I am. It’s like a mystical power. Your blog (and now the one by Eva that you shared in an earlier post) is pretty much the only one I read. Keep up the great work!

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