Create Karma Threshold Models

[jghibiki]

Create karma threshold models. Should just be a simple table:

key	upper	lower

Then create an enum following this example:

>>> class Foo(object):
        bar  = 0
        baz  = 1
        quux = 2

>>> Foo.quux
2

for the following thresholds (for now):

• angel
• saint
• praised
• neutral
• shunned
• villain
• devil
• cursed

Then insert rows into db where key = enum int value. e.g.

>>> thresholds.angel
1

which should have a DB mapping of:

key	upper	lower
1	1000	101

Enum value mapping to bounds:

• angel
  • upper: 1000
  • lower: 101
• saint
  • upper: 100
  • lower: 31
• praised
  • upper: 30
  • lower: 16
• liked
  • upper: 15
  • lower: 6
• neutral
  • upper: 5
  • lower: -5
• disliked
  • upper: -6
  • lower: -10
• shunned
  • upper: -11
  • lower: -15
• villain -
  • upper: -16
  • lower: -20
• devil (the warning zone - we'll send a warning here)
  • upper: -21
  • lower: -30
• cursed (the point where a user will get a strike and consequences)
  • upper: -31
  • lower: -1000

[JPisaBrony]

I think cursed and devil should be switched because it sounds worse at least to me

[jghibiki]

Being a devil is a "fun" name like "angel". If you are "cursed" bad things start happening. Being a devil just means you are a terrible person - not that anything is going to happen to you. going from being a devil to cursed is the transition into punishment.

[JPisaBrony]

It's just my opinion we don't have to use it

[jghibiki]

Do you have a different adjective you can think of that sounds more serious and daunting than devil (to replace curse with)?

Additionally we could modify the ranges so that you can be a devil and cursed at the same time - they are not mutually exclusive.