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also, some kind of second chance system? if a person releases a deliberately harmful project, then after a period of time, if you have good behaviour or are very helpful through that time, the brown seal is removed, but we keep a record of the fact they had that seal and if a problem of any sort occurs again they are either banned or get a Black seal or somthing ominous like that.

What about achivement rossets aswell? like, this User has released 10 good projects which have been granted the Green Project Seal
And then another at 25 and again at 50 (If we ever get that many.)

Can you think of anymore?

sparks wrote:

I like them, maybe have some grey lines on the black one to retain the sense of 3dness and the rainbow one hurts my eyes, either have a slow, soft cycle of colours, or have a rainbow pattern on it.

Ok, ill get to work on that.

markyparky56 wrote:

What about achivement rossets aswell? like, this User has released 10 good projects which have been granted the Green Project Seal
And then another at 25 and again at 50 (If we ever get that many.)

Can you think of anymore?

good idea, but we don't want too many images clogging up the downoad page. we should talk to nXIII about getting projects released with the author's name, and perhaps the author seals could be next to or in the corner of their picture.

I like sperry's idea with 4 colours for authors and projects, though I think authors should be able to win trust seals that are blue or rainbow.

it's simpler if we have shades between red and green to indicate trustworthiness because people are usesed to red as bad a green as good, so red, orange yellow and green makes sense. then if blue and/or rainbow are shown it indicates a high status and brown would be muddy and untrustworthy... we could even have stains and little rips on the brown one   

I wonder What nXIII will say about this when he wakes up... and MathWizz

I'm off for about half an hour, good thing I have a pop counter 

EDIT, oh yes, newbies need a colour too.

if projects are tied to their authors, we might be able to get a html script to calculate what colour seal an author has.

Last edited by sparks (2010-04-16 09:12:01)

Ok, Iv got the seals with shadows, im working on the rainbow cycling one, i think Rainbow should be awarded to featured projects.

sparks wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

Ok, Iv got the seals with shadows, im working on the rainbow cycling one, i think Rainbow should be awarded to featured projects.

and what about rainbow for a user? is that for devotion or something?

Im not sure... what about purple for user devotion/dedication, I might go making a rainbow coloured rosett once im done with the rainbow cycling one. Its taking a while, this thing is going to be big though. I might have to re-start with less frames.

sparks wrote:

here's a scratch-done demonstration of the kind of script the site could use to determine a user's seal:
http://www.weebly.com/uploads/4/0/7/6/4 … 73.gif?518

Two things, shouldn't the bit with the newbie testing be < not > ? Plus what if the person if trusted and devoted, or is that just not possible?

sparks wrote:

it was only an example, I think that even a newbie should be able to get a brown, else a new user has two weeks/10 projects to submit dangerous things, other people completely oblivious.

Have it repeat the ammount of rosetts that someone can get, and if the person already has that... wait ill just go make it.

.... ok, it was only an example and it would have been written in html anyway.

why repeat 9?

true, I guess we should wait with that until we have a way of displaying people and their projects in a similar way to the Scratch site.