Quote from: Igebotz on April 02, 2024, 03:16:44 PM

This way collection of Karma data on a specific board/sub-board would be possible - this way the admin and members can easily tell which board produces the highest + /- Karma. Also users can easily track where theirs posts are appreciated more and where they're are not needed.

If Karma buttons are not attached to posts, then the possibility is zero..

Actually, it works just like how merit is given in btt, its just the position of the button/link is different.

If you will check the url of the +- karma, you will see that there is topic_id, msg_id, and uid where the karma is given. That means karma is tracked on what topic it came from. What i'm not sure is if who is the sender of the karma since it cannot be seen on the karma url. I'm not sure the random characters means as well.

Quote from: Igebotz on April 02, 2024, 10:44:24 AM

True - just realized the Karma button is placed on our profile and not our posts/topics. Would have been really cool to have the Karma buttons next to our posts/topics just like the merit system

I'm not sure I understood what kind of improvement the change would bring if the karma button were on the right instead of the left.

@Igebotz, Now I noticed that you are still using the old, small avatar. You can change it to a bigger one, it was probably added to the campaign thread. 

Quote from: Igebotz on April 02, 2024, 09:57:18 AM

I would like to see "csv" files added for download and board/sub-board sort buttons if possible.

I can do the exporting feature but the board/sub-board sort is not possible as there's no available data if where the karma came from.

If you can develop something like that and if we can check how many karma a specific user earned in a month, or a week or 120 days period, that will be something good for the campaign managers as well and for us as well. I am not sure if anyone has already developed one or not. But I am unaware of any.

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