(2015-09-16, 23:32)Razze Wrote: (2015-09-16, 14:22)topfs2 Wrote: Shouldn't we just store 0-100 in the DB and let the skinner decide?
EDIT: Or actually show the score which is scraped, so if it is using the same scoring mechanic as the site. But probably in addition to the "standardized" way with a logo or some such
Sounds a bit like your talking about ratings - this topic is about userratings or how good/bad an user feels an item is.
Aha, yeah I thought the discussion was about displaying scraped ratings
If its internal rating, which may or may not be submitted back then yeah having the same cross all contents seems like the good choice indeed.
On that note I'll suggest this, and bear with me as it needs some explaining
We store 0-10, or rather 5 star with half stars support. However, in GUI pressing left and right only brings up whole stars, so that its easy to rate. But we allow for half stars by making it valid in the db. So a Webbrowser or such could score as half stars. And possibly in Kodi gui we could try something like right brings one star up but left takes away half a star. So if you want to rate 3.5 you do right, right, right, right, left.
Basically I think it sounds bad to limit the db by not allowing ten stars, but from a UI or UX standpoint I doubt anyone wants to rate anything other than 0-5 via a remote.