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feedback point scale


Question Posted Thursday April 27 2006, 2:13 pm

Hi

I'm just wondering how the feedback point scale works on this site.

Why is it that getting a 4 knocks your score down like three points, but then it takes five 5's to make it go up ONE point?

Thanks


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x3candiigrl answered Thursday April 27 2006, 3:32 pm:
because you dont just get a 4... u get a 4.blah blah blah as ur average... it also depends on how many times you were rated

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