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Catzsy
29-04-2011, 05:06 PM
I feel that the Awards system should be changed a bit. For example at the moment if you
have an idea implemented in the Sunday Updates you get one but if you have another idea implemented despite being told you get an award you don't as you already have one.
E.G.
http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=686779&p=6984212#post6984212
I feel it could mean that members lose the incentive to pitch the ideas if this is the case and any credit given is basically lost in the Development Updates thread as time goes on. The awards stand as a record of contribution to Habbox I feel and as they would hardly be given every week would not 'clog' anything up.
I think the whole awards system is a little pointless as people do not see them and no one really cares that much about them.
Nicola
29-04-2011, 05:13 PM
I actually love the awards system but I feel it needs to be used a little more by having more awards that people can request which is something I am working on.
Rosie don't forget that with the award for Sunday Updates you do also get reputation points, so you still get something each time if your idea is used.
Catzsy
29-04-2011, 05:15 PM
I actually love the awards system but I feel it needs to be used a little more by having more awards that people can request which is something I am working on.
Rosie don't forget that with the award for Sunday Updates you do also get reputation points, so you still get something each time if your idea is used.
Well tbh Nicola I don't see the point in just having one if you have more ideas implemented. What is the reasoning behind it?
I actually love the awards system but I feel it needs to be used a little more by having more awards that people can request which is something I am working on.
Rosie don't forget that with the award for Sunday Updates you do also get reputation points, so you still get something each time if your idea is used.
Is there a way people can see our awards instead of clicking or hovering over the awards button on our posts?
EDIT: Clicking or hovering over the awards button doesn't work anymore, i swear it did? :O
Is there a way people can see our awards instead of clicking or hovering over the awards button on our posts?
EDIT: Clicking or hovering over the awards button doesn't work anymore, i swear it did? :O
There is a tab for it in our profiles
http://www.habboxforum.com/member.php?u=67347&tab=myawards#myawards
EDIT: & yes it still does? ;o
Inseriousity.
29-04-2011, 05:18 PM
I don't think it'd stop people suggesting ideas because that would imply that people only suggest ideas for the award? The awards aren't exactly advertised much so I'd be surprised if they even knew about it when pitching the idea in the first place :P.
As for awards in general, I think Habbo have too many and hope that Habbox doesn't go down this route.
There is a tab for it in our profiles
http://www.habboxforum.com/member.php?u=67347&tab=myawards#myawards
EDIT: & yes it still does? ;o
I know but if i'm honest i;ve never clicked on someones profile purely to look at their awards and I guess it must have been my browser, weird :P
I like the award system.. Just another incentive for members to take part in various Habbox events/activities.
Catzsy
29-04-2011, 05:25 PM
I like the award system.. Just another incentive for members to take part in various Habbox events/activities.
Exactly - why not replace the update award with one that says 2, 3, 4, 5, etc like the anniversary ones?
It would then be only one award but show 2 ideas implemented.
Exactly - why not replace the update award with one that says 2, 3, 4, 5, etc like the anniversary ones?
It would then be only one award but show 2 ideas implemented.
I like it.. Would give people who have already pitched their ideas even more reason to pitch another :)
Hecktix
29-04-2011, 05:36 PM
Exactly - why not replace the update award with one that says 2, 3, 4, 5, etc like the anniversary ones?
It would then be only one award but show 2 ideas implemented.
I suppose this is an option for Member of the Month and Sunday Update awards, also with Event bronze/gold/silver awards and the event award.
Samantha
29-04-2011, 05:44 PM
I like that idea Catzsy, I think that could be implemented.
Just a question now were on about awards, why does it say 'points awarded 0' can't that be removed if you don't get points for it whatever they are? :P
Catzsy
29-04-2011, 05:57 PM
I like it.. Would give people who have already pitched their ideas even more reason to pitch another :)
Thanks for the support. :)
I suppose this is an option for Member of the Month and Sunday Update awards, also with Event bronze/gold/silver awards and the event award.
Thanks for considerng. :)
I like that idea Catzsy, I think that could be implemented.
Just a question now were on about awards, why does it say 'points awarded 0' can't that be removed if you don't get points for it whatever they are? :P
Thanks. Sounds like you have a good point there.:)
Samantha
29-04-2011, 06:39 PM
Thanks for the support. :)
Thanks for considerng. :)
Thanks. Sounds like you have a good point there.:)
I do hope that pun wasn't intended lmao :P thanks x!
AgnesIO
29-04-2011, 09:28 PM
The awards system seems like a fail to me in general.
It isn't exactly popular, I don't even know what awards I have never mind anyone else.
Perhaps for Sunday Updates have:
Sunday Updates Bronze (for having one idea implemented)
Sunday Updates Silver (for having three ideas implemented)
Sunday Updates Gold (for having five ideas implemented)
Sunday Updates Platinum (for having ten ideas implemented)
That way there is something to aim for, and few people will get the platinum one making it 'worth something'
EDIT: Sorry didn't realise Rosie had posted saying to have a promotion style system - didn't read thread :)
GommeInc
29-04-2011, 10:23 PM
Exactly - why not replace the update award with one that says 2, 3, 4, 5, etc like the anniversary ones?
It would then be only one award but show 2 ideas implemented.
That could work :) Infact, you could change it so there is no numerical data associated with the award, and simply have "Constant Contributions", "Useful Ideas" etc. Obviously you should use better names, but I find names work better than "This user has posted 2 ideas that have been implemented".
nvrspk4
30-04-2011, 10:21 AM
Since there are several things that can be implemented many times, I feel like the awards page would go on forever. If we do implement multiple ones, I would suggest having mile-marker ones, instead of every time. (3,5,10,15 etc.)
Recursion
30-04-2011, 11:35 AM
How many people actually look at the award system? I've never looked at anyone elses, only mine, and that's to see if I can get anymore easily LOL.
To me, it seems a lot like the chat system we had years back, unused.
EDIT: Oh hello, 6 year milestone next month ;]
Nicola
30-04-2011, 01:02 PM
I like that idea Rosie but I have to agree with Nvr here:
Since there are several things that can be implemented many times, I feel like the awards page would go on forever. If we do implement multiple ones, I would suggest having mile-marker ones, instead of every time. (3,5,10,15 etc.)
I'll have a look into getting this sorted if people are interested :)
Eoin247
30-04-2011, 01:31 PM
I like the awards system. But i think awards recieved should be advertised more.
If we could maybe select our 3 favourite awards or so and have them appear on our posts somewhere? Just small little badges, yet people would actualy see them around the forums.
I think having at least a few visable somewhere on our posts without having to click on anything would make more people aware of awards etc. Also i believe that if people think they can show them off they will be more inclined to getting them. :)
AgnesIO
30-04-2011, 04:42 PM
I like the awards system. But i think awards recieved should be advertised more.
If we could maybe select our 3 favourite awards or so and have them appear on our posts somewhere? Just small little badges, yet people would actualy see them around the forums.
I think having at least a few visable somewhere on our posts without having to click on anything would make more people aware of awards etc. Also i believe that if people think they can show them off they will be more inclined to getting them. :)
I disagree. I think the awards would look tacky personally, although if there were more rare badges this would be good.
May I ask though, for someone who wants the swear filter removed, isn't having 'babyish' badges on display slightly contradictory?
Catzsy
30-04-2011, 04:54 PM
I like that idea Rosie but I have to agree with Nvr here:
I'll have a look into getting this sorted if people are interested :)
Well it does sound reasonable except the members will have to keep a record of them, themselves. I cannot see much difference between 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and milestone ones as one award is going to replace the other, so they won't be multiple, and it is hardly going to take a lot of admin time - most could be 12 a month. :)
Hecktix
30-04-2011, 07:41 PM
The awards system seems like a fail to me in general.
It isn't exactly popular, I don't even know what awards I have never mind anyone else.
Perhaps for Sunday Updates have:
Sunday Updates Bronze (for having one idea implemented)
Sunday Updates Silver (for having three ideas implemented)
Sunday Updates Gold (for having five ideas implemented)
Sunday Updates Platinum (for having ten ideas implemented)
That way there is something to aim for, and few people will get the platinum one making it 'worth something'
EDIT: Sorry didn't realise Rosie had posted saying to have a promotion style system - didn't read thread :)
How many people actually look at the award system? I've never looked at anyone elses, only mine, and that's to see if I can get anymore easily LOL.
To me, it seems a lot like the chat system we had years back, unused.
EDIT: Oh hello, 6 year milestone next month ;]
You two are claiming the award system is a "failure" when infact we get hundreds of awards requests each week. Your post in itself contradicts itself also Tom, as you prove the award system being used by saying you use it for yourself - it's never going to be about other peoples awards because this is a habbo forum, who cares what awards someone has it's all about having awards for yourself.
Well it does sound reasonable except the members will have to keep a record of them, themselves. I cannot see much difference between 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and milestone ones as one award is going to replace the other, so they won't be multiple, and it is hardly going to take a lot of admin time - most could be 12 a month. :)
Yes, the new award would have to replace the original one because otherwise there would be too many.
AgnesIO
30-04-2011, 09:52 PM
You two are claiming the award system is a "failure" when infact we get hundreds of awards requests each week. Your post in itself contradicts itself also Tom, as you prove the award system being used by saying you use it for yourself - it's never going to be about other peoples awards because this is a habbo forum, who cares what awards someone has it's all about having awards for yourself.
Yes, the new award would have to replace the original one because otherwise there would be too many.
The awards system will be a huge success if you have a few awards displayed on peoples posts, although I don't think it would look great. Then getting a rare badge would be 'superb' and would make it worth something. I just don't think they really stand out at the moment.
Hecktix
30-04-2011, 10:07 PM
The awards system will be a huge success if you have a few awards displayed on peoples posts, although I don't think it would look great. Then getting a rare badge would be 'superb' and would make it worth something. I just don't think they really stand out at the moment.
I never really wanted the awards system to stand out as I think they can be quite tacky when they are on show too much. That might just be my personal opinion, however. I always thought they were more about personal achivement, I know they are for me anyway.
Eoin247
30-04-2011, 10:40 PM
I disagree. I think the awards would look tacky personally, although if there were more rare badges this would be good.
May I ask though, for someone who wants the swear filter removed, isn't having 'babyish' badges on display slightly contradictory?
Lol, i actualy laughed when i read the last bit. Firstly they are completely unrelated and secondly, you quoted 'babyish'. When did i ever say these awards look babyish? Your just pulling stuff out of thin air here...
I don't think they look babyish at all. In fact i fail to see how they look babyish...
I had a look through the awards and there do seem to be quite a few rare badges that would make it unique for people. I suppose i won't know myself if they will look tacky until i see how they would be applied to posts.
Catzsy
01-05-2011, 11:04 AM
You two are claiming the award system is a "failure" when infact we get hundreds of awards requests each week. Your post in itself contradicts itself also Tom, as you prove the award system being used by saying you use it for yourself - it's never going to be about other peoples awards because this is a habbo forum, who cares what awards someone has it's all about having awards for yourself.
Yes, the new award would have to replace the original one because otherwise there would be too many.
That sounds good and the most sensible but my point was about 'milestone' awards. It is simple to remember that you have been on the forum for 5 years but not so simple to remember how many update awards one has. The member would have to keep a record of the announcement with 'milestone' ones to apply when they say had three. If it was just 1,2,3,4,5, etc it would be less complicated as they would apply on the announcement and no additional admin would be required.
nvrspk4
01-05-2011, 11:26 AM
May I ask though, for someone who wants the swear filter removed, isn't having 'babyish' badges on display slightly contradictory?
No because he doesn't consider that babyish, that's an opinion held by some :) Just because it's done partially for the benefit of younger members does not make it babyish.
The awards system will be a huge success if you have a few awards displayed on peoples posts, although I don't think it would look great. Then getting a rare badge would be 'superb' and would make it worth something. I just don't think they really stand out at the moment.
I disagree, I don't know why the award system being in the postbit needs to be a prerequisite for success. Actually, from what I can remember, there was a lot of opposition to introducing the awards to the postbit - that was part of the reason we didn't introduce awards for so long, members thought it looked tacky on other sites. Having it off the postbit and in another section provided a compromise.
AgnesIO
01-05-2011, 11:53 AM
Lol, i actualy laughed when i read the last bit. Firstly they are completely unrelated and secondly, you quoted 'babyish'. When did i ever say these awards look babyish? Your just pulling stuff out of thin air here...
I don't think they look babyish at all. In fact i fail to see how they look babyish...
I had a look through the awards and there do seem to be quite a few rare badges that would make it unique for people. I suppose i won't know myself if they will look tacky until i see how they would be applied to posts.
I didn't " " babyish, but I would of thought a colourful, sparkly award might make you upset? Just looking out for you x
No because he doesn't consider that babyish, that's an opinion held by some :) Just because it's done partially for the benefit of younger members does not make it babyish.
I disagree, I don't know why the award system being in the postbit needs to be a prerequisite for success. Actually, from what I can remember, there was a lot of opposition to introducing the awards to the postbit - that was part of the reason we didn't introduce awards for so long, members thought it looked tacky on other sites. Having it off the postbit and in another section provided a compromise.
I did actually say they look tacky myself, check my post a few up. However, at the moment I don't think they are really shown enough.
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Oli, I agree they might look tacky. However, I don't think many people get badges for personal achievement. Look on Habbo - people always display their rarest badges, as they are something others don't have. If I had a gold BB badge, a gold SS badge etc, I wouldn't show the badge saying 'I changed my motto'.
At the end of the day though, just because I think they would look tacky, doesn't mean it would be a totally bad idea.
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