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<blockquote data-quote="praetorian" data-source="post: 30572" data-attributes="member: 1385">I am still trying to figure out why people want a different system other than strait averages.&nbsp; Why do number of reviews matter?&nbsp; Just because more people review a product doesn't mean it is a better project.&nbsp; I see the whole case for needing 7 reviews to make the top boards, but I really don't like that either.&nbsp; While requiring 7 reviews makes sense, nothing was done for those with less than 7 reviews, like a board for the top products that don't have that many votes yet.&nbsp; Something like products to watch, especially in the adventure area, where fewer people own the adventure (because of sheer numbers and how many people use pre made adventures) and thus there are less reviews.To be honest, I never really liked the set up of the reviews page.&nbsp; Its great if you want to buy the hottest products, or already know what you want to look up, but what about for finding a product you never heard of?&nbsp; Personally, I would prefer a full list of products or a few full lists of different types of products, based on the scores of those products.&nbsp; That would make finding new products easier for me at least, instead of having to look through each publisher.Just my thoughts on the whole reviews area, don't know if anyone else feels the same way.Just my thoughts on the whole reviews area, don't know if anyone else feels the same way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="praetorian, post: 30572, member: 1385"] I am still trying to figure out why people want a different system other than strait averages. Why do number of reviews matter? Just because more people review a product doesn't mean it is a better project. I see the whole case for needing 7 reviews to make the top boards, but I really don't like that either. While requiring 7 reviews makes sense, nothing was done for those with less than 7 reviews, like a board for the top products that don't have that many votes yet. Something like products to watch, especially in the adventure area, where fewer people own the adventure (because of sheer numbers and how many people use pre made adventures) and thus there are less reviews. To be honest, I never really liked the set up of the reviews page. Its great if you want to buy the hottest products, or already know what you want to look up, but what about for finding a product you never heard of? Personally, I would prefer a full list of products or a few full lists of different types of products, based on the scores of those products. That would make finding new products easier for me at least, instead of having to look through each publisher. Just my thoughts on the whole reviews area, don't know if anyone else feels the same way. Just my thoughts on the whole reviews area, don't know if anyone else feels the same way. [/QUOTE]

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