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40390 lifwanian
452 posts
Exclusive author Item was featured Referred at least one person Sold between 10 000 and 50 000 dollars Bought between 10 and 49 items

So I was wondering how exactly they work. I started off FlashDen with a few cheap files like preloaders and such, and got an average rating of 4 stars…

But recently, I started doing some larger files, and have gotten 5 star ratings on them, but im still at 4 stars overall. Im just wondering what is the number that changes you from 4 to 5 stars. Is it like 4.75 or something? Whats it gonna take for me to get to 5?

Posted 3 months ago
49687 dSKY
513 posts
Exclusive author Author was featured Referred at least one person Sold between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars Bought between 1 and 9 items

I think it’s got something to do with the number of sales for each item and their rating.

Posted 3 months ago
32016 xdozex
1931 posts
Exclusive author Author was featured Referred at least one person Reviewer Moderator Sold between 1 000 and 5 000 dollars Bought between 10 and 49 items

I’m assuming its prolly just an average based system. Like highschool/college…you can have straight A’s and then one fail can really bring your grade down. I dont think it works with “in-between” numbers like 4.75.

Posted 3 months ago
43485 JoeMC
41 posts
Exclusive author Item was featured Sold between 1 000 and 5 000 dollars Bought between 1 and 9 items

It won’t take too long for it to switch to 5 stars, if you keep getting 5 for your files.

Posted 3 months ago
40390 lifwanian
452 posts
Exclusive author Item was featured Referred at least one person Sold between 10 000 and 50 000 dollars Bought between 10 and 49 items

Yeah… Unfortunately, I got a 4 start rating average so far on my new full XML site.

Apparently, my 9 page help document was word 2007, which is something they didnt have, and instead of asking for a word 97-2003 version, they rated lower :(

It really hurts to see a file you’ve spent so much time on, and put so much love into it creating it, but what can you do. Just how some people are :/

but i’ve updated the files now, so hopefully its all 5 stars from now on!

Posted 3 months ago
40718 1DollarBeats
108 posts
Exclusive author Author was featured Referred at least one person Sold between 100 and 1 000 dollars
Yeah… Unfortunately, I got a 4 start rating average so far on my new full XML site.

Apparently, my 9 page help document was word 2007, which is something they didnt have, and instead of asking for a word 97-2003 version, they rated lower :(

It really hurts to see a file you’ve spent so much time on, and put so much love into it creating it, but what can you do. Just how some people are :/

but i’ve updated the files now, so hopefully its all 5 stars from now on!

damn thats harsh ! i know what you mean though but so for so good for me :)

Posted 3 months ago
32016 xdozex
1931 posts
Exclusive author Author was featured Referred at least one person Reviewer Moderator Sold between 1 000 and 5 000 dollars Bought between 10 and 49 items

It is rough when they rate lower for really ridiculous reasons…but trust me people have complained about much worse…like a guy once rated a file 1 star and bashed the guy/file on the comments, claiming no help file even though it was supposed to be “well documented”, and the file actually came with a “read_me” and the guy just never bothered to check that…I think he asked the author a question by email and didnt get a response in like 2 hours so he rated him bad and left horrible feedback.

Unfortunately you have to try to think of everything in advance. Realize that not everyone has the newest software, when I make a help file…its either in plain old .txt format…or PDF …which seems to be very widely readable. Just make the thing in word and either save as a PDF or choose “File > Print” and then for your printing options change from your printer to “Adobe PDF ”, it “prints” the document as a PDF that you can then save anywhere.

Posted 3 months ago
40390 lifwanian
452 posts
Exclusive author Item was featured Referred at least one person Sold between 10 000 and 50 000 dollars Bought between 10 and 49 items

Thanks guys. Made me feel a little better :)

Thanks for the adobe pdf walkthrough. Just updated the files and is in the queue. Hopefully it will be put up soon.

Posted 3 months ago
32016 xdozex
1931 posts
Exclusive author Author was featured Referred at least one person Reviewer Moderator Sold between 1 000 and 5 000 dollars Bought between 10 and 49 items

No worries…

Posted 3 months ago
34692 clinton
148 posts
Item was featured Referred at least one person Staff Developer Sold between 1 and 100 dollars Bought between 1 and 9 items
So I was wondering how exactly they work. I started off FlashDen with a few cheap files like preloaders and such, and got an average rating of 4 stars… But recently, I started doing some larger files, and have gotten 5 star ratings on them, but im still at 4 stars overall. Im just wondering what is the number that changes you from 4 to 5 stars. Is it like 4.75 or something? Whats it gonna take for me to get to 5?

It is based on the average of all the ratings that you have been given. If you were given 11 ratings at an average of 4.6, you will get 5 stars. If you get 1000 ratings at an average of 4.6, you will get 5 stars. Just standard rounding rules. The number of files/sales is not important.

Posted 3 months ago