User evaluation of the content of the website

wmetric.comLet me introduce a small project that nevertheless can be useful. Web metric ( wmetric.com ) allows visitors to rate any article on your website in several ways. Using Web metrics, your website visitor will be able to say more than plus/minus, and he doesn't need to waste time writing a review. Integrates just copied, pasted and working, to install registration is not required.

The vote contains 4 parameters that seemed the most common (interesting-boring, useful-useless, reasonable, silly, competent-incompetent). The average values for each parameter are displayed as arrows: positive assessment — arrow-up, negative-down. The longer the arrow the higher the score. In addition, a single synthetic parameter, "percentage of ideal". It is believed he calculates the Euclidean distance from a particular set of values (a vote) to a maximum of "good", "perfect" point, then this distance is divided by the maximum possible distance from this point in the space of possible votes. The meaning of this parameter: how close the article is to the ideal. If the parameter is set to 0% so the article sucks, but if 100% means the article is perfect.

Are offered the option of voting "only positive reviews" and "positive and negative". In the first embodiment, the user vote only in the positive region, for example, can assess how "smart" article, but may not be as "stupid". This option is probably better suited to the author's sites — no one wants negative ratings in their own diocese. In the second option, voting is possible both positive and negative, allowing, for example, various authors in the competitive mode to measure their works within the boundaries of a single site.

User authorization when voting takes place via one of the social networks. Long-lived session, so a vote for the next site visitor will not need to re-login even if he comes next time to your website through the month.

I will be glad to hear your expert comments and advice.
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