On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 12:50 PM, Peter Ekman <pdekman@gmail.com> wrote:Well, nothing is really uploaded to the tool, but some database
> B) Will it be able to handle 1,000 entries per day? Or a better question -
> What will it take to make it work well with 1,000 entries per day?
> - technically, I'd think one upload (perhaps of just one day's worth of
> entries each day) would seem to be needed. If each reviewer needs to upload
> 30,000 images each time they use it, it could be pretty difficult.
entries (and 1,000 db entries are manageable, probably with some
tweaks I have in mind), but I think this question is oriented towards
the "rate as you go" mode you mention later, is that right?
That is what the configurations for policy of the round are for: With
> -technically, can it be set so that new images (or perhaps randomly selected
> images) are judged by different reviewers. We wouldn't want the same 500
> images being at the front of the line that get judged by 10 different
> people, but the other 29,500 don't get seen at all.
a "All photos are reviewed exactly once" policy, no photo is ever
served to two different juries, with a "All photos are reviewed by at
least x juries" all photos are also reviewed, and more than once.
This would only apply to Open rounds and has no way to be fixed.
> -sociologically, how to deal with folks who go through and select the photos
> they uploaded and rate poorly other very good photos (gaming)?
Invitational rounds, on the other hand, would require juries to be
pre-approved by the organizers of the contest, and that means the
organizers won't put a jury that uploaded a photo.
Haven't thought of that. In my small head all photos have to be reviewed.
> -what happens to photos not rated in cases there are too many photos and not
> enough reviewers? Are they just left behind?
Good question. The tool is not really designed for that, but could be
> -is "rate as you go" a possibility, or would you have to wait until the end
> of the contest?
extended to support this. I'd like to hear other opininos about this.
That's doable, and shouldn't be too hard. I would only need help with
> -presentation, could you include a box where the local designer (who selects
> the various options) explains how they work, i.e. what are the mechanics for
> a photo to get to the next round.
the wording (see the other thread about design).