1st July 2012, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Barny
A certain poster on here said Ratings take everything into account. This poster uses R&S Ratings I believe.
IF your commercial Ratings take everything into account, then they've weighted ALL the Variables to achieve an optimum outcome. IF you apply your own filter / s to these ratings then the weightings of the Ratings variables will be tipped over so that they're out of whack / sync, and not how the developer had set them up. They will then be heavily weighted towards the filter you applied. And, the filter you applied may also impact directly on other filters, so it just ends up like a dogs breakfast and the logic of the original set-up is out the window ..... and you wonder why it doesn't work !!!!!
IF your commercial Ratings take everything into account, the ONLY filter you could apply is a price filter.
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Interesting subject this one has become, each reply brings up more questions. Without sounding like a smart Axxe in my opinion a commercial ratings cannot take everything into account.
That statement means that they regard themselves as OMNIPOTENT. But, Your statement about throwing other filters in can throw everything out of balance and it all ends up as a dogs breakfast.
Interesting thought.
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