All about medals!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 - 09:38
So people have been asking me what all is required to earn particularl medals. Here's what you need to do if you want to earn them. I'm open to suggestions for more.
Contibutor medals (2D, 3D, and Audio):
You need one contribution for bronze, 15 for silver, and 50 for gold.
Art Aficionado medals:
5 favorites for bronze, 40 for silver, and 150 for gold.
Talkative medals:
10 comments for bronze, 200 for silver, and 500 for gold.
Contest participant:
Participate in an OGA contest.
Contest winner:
Win an OGA contest.
Contest judge:
Be a guest judge in an OGA contest.
OGA Donor:
Donate to OGA.
Site Administrator:
Become an OGA site admin.
Site Founder:
Found OpenGameArt.org ;)
nice :) ...
sounds fair
did you think about my experienced user medal? That would be nice to have IMO
I'm so aiming for the last one :p.
What about a favorite contributor medal? Count the favorites set to the contributed art for that.
I think that would push the focus to the quality as well as to the number of contributions. I don't want to express that the quality is a current issue though. There are some contributions getting high in the ranks and I think they earn some honor for that. There may be even two medals: one for art of a third party and one for own art.
I think that would push the focus to the quality as well as to the number of contributions. I don't want to express that the quality is a current issue though. There are some contributions getting high in the ranks and I think they earn some honor for that. There may be even two medals: one for art of a third party and one for own art.
I like that idea. It might require some complicated rules, but I'll see what I can do about implementing it.
Bart
Most of the code is now in place to create a 'popularity' medal. I'll work on getting it added.
There is quite a lot of reduncancy: if I get a silver medal in one area, what's the point in still keeping the bronze medal for the same area?
...making the bronze one go away would be a lot harder to code. It's something I'd like to think we'll get around to, but there are more important things on the priority list at the moment and not enough time to address them. :)