Evaluation/rating

This module implements major features of Slashdot moderation and comment system.

What module does:

• Transforms comment controls to Slashdot-style (thresholding).
• Displays each comment Slashdot-style.
• Hides comments below threshold. Hidden comments can be uncollapsed by a click.
• Provides Slashdot moderation system (troll, interesting, insightful, funny, etc).
• User's own comments stand out.

This is a simple user feedback module. It provides a way for visitors to send in text feedback about the website. It includes a block which can be placed on any page that includes the form to submit the user feedback (form does not use AJAX but can be extended to). Very simple to use and minimal configuration required.

For more advanced user feedback abilities please see http://drupal.org/project/feedback.

Adds iTunes/Amazon.com style "Was this useful?" ratings to comments. With the use of Views, comments can be sorted and filtered by the number of users who consider them useful.

Is Useful is based on the VotingAPI.

Is Useful was designed and implemented for the Ubercart-driven Lullabot.com online store. Enjoy!

This module is to make recommendations for points-based voting modules including Vote Up/Down and Plus 1. You have to enable either of them in order to use this module.

This module looks very much like the Fivestar Recommender, except that this module targets on Vote Up/Down and Plus 1. In fact, most codes are copied directly from the Fivestar Recommender module. Once enabled, this module provides 4 blocks:

1. Users who voted similarly as you
2. Recommended nodes from users who voted similarly as you
3. Other nodes voted similar to this one
4. You might also interest in these nodes based on your previous votes

For more details about the algorithms, please refer to Fivestar Recommender.

Note: The developer has consciously made the decision to keep Fivestar Recommender and Points Voting Recommender as two separate modules, rather than one big module for generic VotingAPI-based modules. The major reason is to simplify configuration process because configurations are hard coded in the code itself.

Sponsored by Google Summer of Code '09

This module, once enabled, provides 4 blocks:

1. Users who voted similarly as you
2. Recommended nodes from users who voted similarly as you
3. Other nodes voted similar to this one
4. You might also interest in these nodes based on your previous votes

The first 2 blocks are computed using the User-to-user algorithm. The first block returns a list of users who have made similar votes as the current user. The second block then recommends a list of nodes to the current user that were highly voted by those users from the first block. For detailsof this algorithm, please refer to: http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=192844.192905

The other 2 blocks are computed using the Item-to-item algorithm. Block (3) returns a list of nodes in the sense of "users who liked this node also liked". It's different from block (2) because block (2) is personalized towards the current user, where as block (3) is not personalized. Block (4) returns a list of nodes similar to the nodes you voted highly. The "item-to-item" algorithm is also used by Amazon.com. Please refer to http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=642471 for more details about the algorithm.

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