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From: snipeco.2@gmail.com (Sn!pe)
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Subject: Re: MicroPlanet Gravity - Scoring Overview
Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 19:54:18 +0100
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How many groups are you multi-posting this to?  
I've seen it at least 4 times now and it's a PITA.  

If you crosspost instead (with a followup-to set) most 'reader agents
will mark all the article copies as read once the first instance has
been seen.  It's a simple courtesy to your audience.

You're likely to be plonked if you keep multi-posting this way.
Just sayin'.



D <noreply@mixmin.net> wrote:

> MicroPlanet Gravity > Help [F1] > Index > Scoring > About Scoring (Overview):
> >Scoring Overview Tools - Scoring Gravity's scoring prioritize (and
> >optionally colors) threads based the score of the highest scored article
> >within the containing thread. The values are based on the articles
> >visible in the thread list, according to the display filter. As articles
> >status changes, the view and thread sort may change as articles drop out
> >of the filter. You may see negative scored articles in high scored
> >threads. Scoring by itself does not perform actions on articles. However,
> >you can use a score as a condition in rules to mark articles as read and
> >more. In Rule examples, we show how to do that. You can also use score
> >values in filters. As an example, you could modify the default "Unread
> >Articles" filter to include articles with a positive score and not show
> >low-scored articles. There are two ways to add score entries; the "Add
> >Score Entry" (Quick Score) and the Main Scoring Dialog. * Add words using
> >the "Add Score Entry", or "Quick Score" (keyboard shortcut: "S"), which
> >adds a score entry that applies to the current newsgroup. * The Main
> >Scoring Dialog is like a control panel for all score phrases. Use this to
> >create score "groups" with wild cards, so that certain score entries
> >apply to more than one, or all newsgroups. * Score phrases can be
> >wildcard, regular expression, or plain text. Whole words can be specified
> >for any input. * Scores are added to individual articles, but score
> >sorting is based on thread value, which is based on the highest scored
> >articles within a thread. * To update scores after you have added score
> >phrases, use the "Re-score current group" command (or do it automatically
> >using the option in the "Add Score Entry" dialog). What You Can Do With
> >Scoring Rules - You can use score values in rules to trigger certain rule
> >actions, such as mark articles read. You can also create rule actions to
> >add score values (positive or negative). See How-to use scores in rules
> >for details. Sort Threads - You can  configure Gravity to sort threads in
> >the thread pane by the maximum article score within each thread. Threads
> >with high scored articles are moved to the top of the thread list. Color
> >Threads - You can color code score ranges. Filters - You can use scores
> >in advanced display filters. For example, you can create a filter that
> >only shows articles scored greater than zero. Create another filter that
> >displays articles scored above 500, etc. You can quickly reduce clutter
> >and scan a group for the most important articles this way.
> [end quote]
> 
> MicroPlanet Gravity v3.0.11 (2021):
> https://www.grc.com/discussions.htm


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