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| !!Description
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| -I would like to introduce various features to bitweaver that allow for more opportunities and better regulation of user contributed (meta-)content.
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| +I would like to introduce various features to bitweaver that allow for more opportunities and better regulation of user contributed (meta-)content. Implementation of single features required stipulated for this bounty is allowed, but we will have to discuss the bounty on a per feature basis beforehand. |
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| ''Filter''
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| -Quite a few websites that allow for user input (e.g. slashdot) also allow users to determine the quality of content that is displayed with use of a filter. Bitweaver could allow administrators to enable certain (or all) types of content to be filtered by users. This would be rather useful for bitweaver websites with a lot of user comments or user submitted media content.
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| +Quite a few websites that allow for user input (e.g. slashdot) also allow users to determine the minimum quality level of content that is displayed with use of a filter. Bitweaver could allow administrators to enable certain (or all) types of content to be filtered by users. This would be rather useful for bitweaver websites with a lot of user comments or user submitted media content. |
| My personal requirement in case of this bounty for the filter is that it is based on the 5-star rating system, has a default setting of one star and is applied to all rateable content. But I can imagine that a full bitweaver package would want these settings to be admin configurable.
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| ''User Ratings''
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| -The ability to rate users' contributions (e.g. comments or wikis) and to keep tally of the average rating of the contributions a user. This rating should be publically displayed to demonstrate the value of the user to the community. Users who consistently contribute content that is negatively rated (e.g. spammers and vandals) will be easy to detect.
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| +The ability to rate users' contributions (e.g. comments or wikis) and to keep tally of the average rating of the contributions of a user. This rating should be publically displayed to demonstrate the value of the user to the community. Users who consistently contribute content that is negatively rated (e.g. spammers and vandals) will be easy to detect. |
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| ''Automated Moderation''
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| Automated moderation of user submitted content would be very useful in fighting spam and other types of unwanted user input on a bitweaver website. I can think of two levels of automation: semi-automatic and fully automatic moderation (although I suppose a hybrid system is also possible).
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