can anybody make a digg styled post voting system
 

i think this would be awesome to have for vbulletin.

the ability for the users to "digg down" (vote down) people that write stupid posts on forums.
http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/8673/picture2md7.png

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/

the number is cumulative. people can only vote up or down once.
it would also be cool to have the admins be able to see the TOTAL number of each person. if a person had a really low number they could be a candidate for banning.


also mentioned by caiman here

Find the developer's api or instructions on implementations from digg.com and post it here ...

It could be just javascript; maybe just html.

not sure if that will be in the api. basically i am looking for some way to give a thumbs up or thumbs down to a post. the post doesn't even have to disspear like digg does. but rather could just have a number next to it.

basically this system will reduce negativity and disrespect on our forum. if somebody writes something cruel they will have -4 next to their post.

Just use something like:

Than have an AJAX/non-AJAX PHP file that is used to modify that data.

The alter table might be wrong too...

so, you don't want nothing that is Digg related ... you just want a similar voting feature

yup. a post voting feature.

UPDATE: a few people talked to me about this. one guy said he could do it for $475. eep. quite pricey. still looking

I'm sure I could build a simple one for maybe... $70. It wouldn't be that hard.

I just can't do graphics.

What's wrong with building it for free and giving it to people?
Like many other hackers do?

http://bloggst.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25

Login with test/test to see the full extent of it (feel free to browse around and try to rate posts and see how posts below your minimun threshold looks like and rate posts and what not, it will be deleted before the forum goes live anyways) - It's powered by NuRatings - costs $25 dollars - well worth it :)

Now that makes the most sense to me.

I think the original poster has a good idea here. By not associating Digg with vBulletin, it's a good thing - otherwise people will be redirected to Digg.