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Rating a Finding

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Last updated 1 year ago

You can rate any finding giving it from 1 to 5 stars.

Findings rated by you, will show with the rating you've given.

Findings you haven't yet rated, will show a rating calculated based on the suggestions from the community. Including whenever you'll rate yours!

However, every user's suggestion is weighted by their score, which represents their .

How are finding ratings calculated?

The formula for the final rating of a finding is:

Where:

  • User’sScoreiUser’s Score_iUser’sScorei​ is the score of the user.

  • User’sSuggestedScoreiUser’s Suggested Score_iUser’sSuggestedScorei​ is the suggested finding's score suggested by the user.

Example:

Suppose we have two users:

  • User A with a score of 2500 suggests a score of 2.

  • User B with a score of 7000 suggests a score of 5.

The final score for the finding would be:

Simply put: Ratings from users with higher scores have more weight in the final calculation of the score.

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