Blog is a convenient platform for finding interesting bloggers.
I came up with a blog platform in a new format, but I am not going to do it in the foreseeable future, and I will be happy to discuss the community with a habr.
So, in the classic version of the blog, all entries are sorted by creation date - this is a familiar and natural way of sorting, but it has one uncomfortable feature - it is difficult to quickly figure out how unknown an blogger can be interesting to you. What if you create a blog platform on which blog entries are sorted based on reader ratings and the author’s personal opinion?
Here's how I imagine it: the first post is the newest post, the second post is the author’s favorite post, what he considers his best achievement, the third post is the best post in the readers' opinion, the fourth post is the most comments, the fifth post is the worst , then there are not posts, but categories: an average score of more than four points (on a five-point system), from three to four, from two to three, sucks. In this case, of course, it should be possible to switch to the usual, classic kind of sorting by date.
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The advantage of such a system is that the whole essence of a blogger is visible, clearly, and you do not need to get interesting posts from the crowd. And is chronology really important?
So, in the classic version of the blog, all entries are sorted by creation date - this is a familiar and natural way of sorting, but it has one uncomfortable feature - it is difficult to quickly figure out how unknown an blogger can be interesting to you. What if you create a blog platform on which blog entries are sorted based on reader ratings and the author’s personal opinion?
Here's how I imagine it: the first post is the newest post, the second post is the author’s favorite post, what he considers his best achievement, the third post is the best post in the readers' opinion, the fourth post is the most comments, the fifth post is the worst , then there are not posts, but categories: an average score of more than four points (on a five-point system), from three to four, from two to three, sucks. In this case, of course, it should be possible to switch to the usual, classic kind of sorting by date.
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The advantage of such a system is that the whole essence of a blogger is visible, clearly, and you do not need to get interesting posts from the crowd. And is chronology really important?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/113944/
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