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> First of all, Andrel mentioned animations. I'm guessing the bigger
file...
Maybe later, by non I'm thinking about still images only (becuase of file
size mainly)
> > Cosidering the suggestion of Tim about the qualification of the
curators,
> > maybe the votes of the differents curators could be weighted considering
> > their previous submision qualifications. For example, if "A" and "B"
gives
> > 10 points to two works but "A" has submitted works that were best rated
> than
> > "B" then their qualifications to the works would be differents (of
course
> > "A" rate would be less than "B" rate)
>
>
> Ohh, that's one thing I *don't* like. While yes, nearly all of us would
be
> dying to see what Gilles thinks is "best" (I suppose an awful term), I
> don't think his ratings would necessarily always be "more important" than
> others.
>
Yes, you're right about it.
> Possible other ideas:
>
> 1) Every contributor also a curator and that means that everyone gets a
> little corner of web space to say, "These are my favorite umpteen images
by
> other artists." Perhaps one rating system could be the number of times
> your image ends up in favorite galleries. You Pablo the curator head
could
> periodically pick i) random private collections and ii) a private
collection
> of "an important povver" to be on the front page.
>
> 2) Just 15 curators, but from a wide slice of the pov community. They'd
> perhaps be responsible for rating every image under the sun.
Maybe a combinated system. First the contributors select their favorites.
Then a group of "selected curators" chose theri favorites and based on both
choices the best works are selected. Of course that this would need an
automated system for rating the images.
> 3) [Less sound] The zazzle system where one can go to a streaming view of
a
> series of large thumbnails for the images. You just rate things as they
> come along.
Don't like it
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