Open poblish opened 12 years ago
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Here's how I'd suggest we do it.
All a bit airy-fairy for now, but wdyt?
Fine with almost all of that, except for (5)... I'm not sure anyone I know is qualified to write an up-front test for the fallacies, though I bet they could weed out the vast majority of bogus submissions as an administrator.
Also, if the test were any good, it'd be a pretty big hurdle for users to get over - we might end up with 5 users submitting good stuff, rather than 100 users submitting OK stuff. If the test were too easy we might end up with a lot of rubbish or spam. Either way, we'd probably have to add a user management system with logins so that we can track the 'passedTest' status for each user.
I'd definitely prefer to make it as easy as possible for users, at a cost of a bit more work for admins. Perhaps we can reconsider this if / when: (i) there's too much work for admins to do, (ii) we come up with a test and do the work to support it.
Have started work on this, and (1) - (3) [and part of (4)] are mostly done.
Hi Paul, could you have a think about how the fallacies should be displayed onscreen: some kind of highlighting, and definitely one of that site's icons, I should think. Would also be good to make available the display name of the submitter the date, and their comments - all of this in an elegant and uncluttered way.
Will have a go too!
Try-out version just committed! : 3eca916e2e6c77ecebfb734c628f7a89507f7a14
Andrew - for some reason, I can't find the new version to download - where is it? Remind me, does it work in Firefox?
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Andrew - I've loaded it up and looked at it. Boring things first, the 'name' field when I submit a logical fallacy is pre-populated with 'Andrew Regan' - I can change it easily but you may want to fix that ;-)
Secondly, when I hightlight a fallacy, and then reload the page, I can't see it hightlighted by the plugin. Is there some approval process that you run? Maybe first-time commenters need to register and set up an account? And maybe every tagged fallacy needs to be linked to from a separate website? This would be good because we could set up an RSS feed from it so that others could see them - help grow take-up?
Thanks for having a go. Manual approval at the moment: I don't even have a report page at the moment, but this'll be made a lot easier in due course, and, yep, we could easily expose the stats via RSS etc. The other thing is that I've deliberately restricted this to Telegraph, Guardian, and Blogspot pages at first (just imagine if we had to do a lookup for every single page you ever loaded!), so even though I've approved your two, they won't show up until I lift the restriction. Have another go with one of the above sites as I'd like you to see one of these things for real .
BTW, do you feel confident enough with Github to raise new issues for what you'd like to see and what you think we need? Otherwise I'm liable to start writing these things down on PostIt notes or storing them in an email draft.
Sure, can fix the name thing - wonder if it can be pre-populated...
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Here's the initial plan:
Questions: