RE: Ecency Awards for Leaderboard Champions

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RE: Ecency Awards for Leaderboard Champions

savvytester in Ecency • 8 months ago

Maybe if a person managed to make 1,000 engagement count on a single week using the #Ecency frontend, he/she would top the Ecency Engagement Weekly Leaderboard for 3 consecutive weeks, because the weekly engagement count doesn't reset to zero every (awarding) time. 🤔😎😏

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8 months ago in Ecency by savvytester

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tydynrain 8 months ago

That would be quite a feat, and it the counter didn't reset then that would be a likely eventuality. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙

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savvytester 8 months ago

I think that two or more people on Hive can actively use a single Hive account on the #Ecency frontend to top the #Ecency Leaderboards every week. 🤔😎😅

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tydynrain 8 months ago

Yes, I'm sure that multiple individuals could blast to the top of the Leaderboard doing it that way, though I'm not sure how I feel about that, unless it were an official community account, in which case such activity and engagement would be expected. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙

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savvytester 8 months ago

There is no rule on the #Ecency Engagement Leaderboards that says that a Hive account on the leaderboard should be used only by a single person (at least on a given month), though that rule might be added if such activity already significantly affects the ranking of those on the leaderboards. 🤔🤯😅

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tydynrain 8 months ago

Yeah, I imagine that such rules wouldn't be added until it became clear that they were necessary. I'm no fan of rules, but some people do stupid things, so boundaries sometimes need to be set. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙

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savvytester 8 months ago

If such rule needs to be implemented, the rules for Hive community accounts that are normally operated by more than one person will also need to be discussed. 🤔🤯 A few of the possibilities are the following: 🤓

there will be no engagement leaderboard for community accounts
there will be a separate engagement leaderboard for community accounts
there will be special rules for community accounts, such that the owner of a community account must first apply to qualify for the the engagement leaderboard and declare how many persons use such account, so that only a fraction of the engagement count will be counted towards the ranking depending on the number of persons using such community account

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tydynrain 8 months ago

Yep, those are useful rules for community accounts in relation to leaderboards. Scoring could get a little challenging for the last one, depending on how many people use an account, and how active they are. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙

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savvytester 8 months ago

There would also be similar discussions if a personal (non-community) Hive account gets used by more than one person (during any given day, week, or month). 🤔🤓

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