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How is the order determined when there is a tie?
Also, where is the award for being inducted into the Hall of Legends?
Also, where is the award for being inducted into the Hall of Legends?
For physicists: the one will be listed first who solved the DM riddle.Orodruin said:How is the order determined when there is a tie?
You get a star on the Laniakea Boulevard!Orodruin said:Also, where is the award for being inducted into the Hall of Legends?
For quantum theorists, it can be decided later.fresh_42 said:For physicists: the one will be listed first who solved the DM riddle.
For mathematicians: the one will be lísted first who solved the ERH riddle.
Some believe, it's already been. . . .DrGreg said:For quantum theorists, it can be decided later.
That is totally unrelated to the question about a 10,000 trophy, of course.WWGD said:You're up for the 10K soon yourself.
Many users had many posts before the like system was introduced, and some forums don't count posts (but they do count likes). We have some users with maybe 50 counting posts and hundreds of likes from thousands of (uncounted) posts.jedishrfu said:Also there should a likes to posts ratio to indicate quality posts.
jedishrfu said:Also there should a likes to posts ratio to indicate quality posts.
mfb said:Likes given out would be an interesting number.Many users had many posts before the like system was introduced, and some forums don't count posts (but they do count likes). We have some users with maybe 50 counting posts and hundreds of likes from thousands of (uncounted) posts.
Thanks @all.mfb said:@fresh_42 reached 10,000! Congratulations!
We still need a trophy for that!
I'm not sure whether this would be a good measure. I remember that I got likes for a - in my mind - silly joke, i.e. not an especially good one, while at the same time I got none for a technical answer which I put much more effort in and - again in my mind - would have deserved a like. The same phenomenon can be observed in the photo contests. It aren't necessarily the good pictures - from my point of view with respect to the art of photography - which get the highest vote count.jedishrfu said:Also there should a likes to posts ratio to indicate quality posts.
I got plenty of HaHa votes in my technical answers!fresh_42 said:Thanks @all.
I'm not sure whether this would be a good measure. I remember that I got likes for a - in my mind - silly joke, i.e. not an especially good one, while at the same time I got none for a technical answer which I put much more effort in and - again in my mind - would have deserved a like. The same phenomenon can be observed in the photo contests. It aren't necessarily the good pictures - from my point of view with respect to the art of photography - which get the highest vote count.
There is no way to listen to Lemmy low.berkeman said:And can you please turn down the music? We're trying to concentrate down here...
I remember Halls of Ivy at one point reached 32768= ## 2^{15} ## posts. It seemed like a shame toDrakkith said:Now he just needs to get up to 1,224,936 likes. That's 106*107*108.
I'll listen. Lemmy have it!fresh_42 said:There is no way to listen to Lemmy low.
310 = 59049 comes a bit earlier.WWGD said:I remember Halls of Ivy at one point reached 32768= ## 2^{15} ## posts. It seemed like a shame to
write anything else , since he needed another 32768 to reach ## 2^{16} ##
ooh another John Prine fanCharles Link said:@OCR Perhaps a more positive song by John Prine (in reference to the "link" you provided) is "Hello in There" or "In Spite of Ourselves". His guitar playing is good in the song, but his songs "Sam Stone", "Angel from Montgomery", and "Dear Abby" are much more inspiring than the song in the "link". Anyway, I enjoy the "likes" page and I am glad the Physics Forums keeps this statistic.