Actually, I think a good way around this issue -- retaining user
ratings and comments but allowing them to de-value in accurate
comments would be if each comment could be commented on by the app
author. Some ability to offer a round trip communication between the
author and the commenter would go
If a single 1-star rating brings your average rating down noticeably, you've
got bigger problems :)
In any case, this could be dealt with by weighing recent comments heavier
than older comments, no need to remove old comments/ratings. This would be
more fair to the customers who took the time to co
Preach IT I'm glad we can now mark ratings as spam but they still
need to expire. I've released something like 20+ updates to my
application and I am still dinged for version 1.0 because a user rated
me 1 star and said "needs this feature". I've since added that
feature but I'm still dinged
How about publishing it as a new app? As a user, I certainly wouldn't want
ratings dropped quickly just because someone uninstalls an app.
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 10:32 PM, Beshoy wrote:
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> A scenario:
> You release an app... brand new.. tested locally, but not globally...
> you receive some g
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