There simply is no link between various releases of the same modification, any such linking would have to be manual, and I really cant see that happening (btw, it would be very nice if it could, but who is going to do it).
Rely on the developer to do it, with the penalty that if they don't and they do get nominated for MoTM they would be disqualified - just like mods have been disqualified in the past for various reasons.
Just add a 'link to previous productid' or something when you create a new mod thread. CHecking to make sure it's one of your mods you're trying to link to would be easy enough.
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Originally Posted by Zachariah
I do not see the problem.
If there is nothing out there that is better it should win.
Have you never heard:
- car of the Year for it's 6th year running
- top salesmen for the last 30 years at the company
- top this or that in a given time span
It's about giving credit for good work and pointing out add-ons. Each thread that creates a poll lists 4-5 mods that you may have seen or not.
EX:
I do not shop around mindlessly for an idea thread by thread. I use search to find things.
If I take a look at the poll for MOTM I may look @ the 4-5 options for the simple fact that it may be something worth looking at.
This drives traffic to those mods that may not get it normally.
Then why not allow a mod to win again and again in the first place? The logic is already in place to only allow a mod to only win once. It's just not carried over into vBulletin version changes. It's not consistent one way or another.
03-27-2009, 01:50 PM
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