[Borgs8472]

Reputation's a good system, but you'll often find the top posters max out the system, simply cause they post more.

Some users post only a little, and get loads of rep, others post a lot and get hardly any.

These ratios go a long way to determining how well a user is liked.

So:

Really basic system:
I would like a hack that takes the value of a user's reputation and divides it by their post count.

More advanced system:
I would like this value to be returned on the member list, and the ability to arrange users by post-rep ratio

And an extra tweak:
Would be to ignore posters with less than 50 posts, since low post count posters can have dispropotionate reputations often.

Since I doubt anyone will leap to the rescue to do this hack (but thanks if you do!), I'll break down the operations that need to be done based on my knowledge of vb.

*Post count is a variable somewhere. Don't know where, I bet someone else could tell me
* Same with reputation
* Another variable needs to be created somewhere that does the simple reputation value divided by post count math.
* The memberlist.php needs to be given this value to display and be sorted by.
* I know certain use groups won't show up on the memberlist, but I don't want to have to change people's usegroups when they reach 50 posts just for the sake of this system, so somehow the memberlist.php will have to know to ignore the low post count users -only- when arranging my reputation/post ratio. So it's more complicated.

Can anyone else add some more pieces to this? Thanks all.