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For many products, the most popular rating is displayed "at the top". I wonder how this is selected? I have not yet been able to see any logic behind it? The rating with the most likes would probably make sense?
Guest
For many products, the most popular rating is displayed "at the top". I wonder how this is selected? I have not yet been able to see any logic behind it? The rating with the most likes would probably make sense?
Guest
Hello@ivan92
The decisive factor is the number of likes a product review has received. This means that if you write a review and it receives more likes than the currently most popular review, yours will be displayed at the top.
However, if different reviews have the same number of likes, or if there are products where reviews have no likes at all, the oldest review will be displayed. However, we are still working on this algorithm: it would make more sense to display the most recent review.
I hope my explanation helps and makes it easier for you to understand the display of the most popular review.
Best regards
Tanja
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Hello@ivan92
The decisive factor is the number of likes a product review has received. This means that if you write a review and it receives more likes than the currently most popular review, yours will be displayed at the top.
However, if different reviews have the same number of likes, or if there are products where reviews have no likes at all, the oldest review will be displayed. However, we are still working on this algorithm: it would make more sense to display the most recent review.
I hope my explanation helps and makes it easier for you to understand the display of the most popular review.
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello @Tanja_Migros that's what I thought. However, this doesn't seem to be the case with some products, which is why I wanted to ask:
Organic Carrots, Alpine Bread Terrasuisse,M-Budget Energy Drink,M-Budget Paprika Wave Chips, M-Classic Rice Cakes, Floralp Preferred Butter, M-Classic Hörnli large, M-Classic Raspberry Cup, Grosis Chocolate Cake...
Good evening@ivan92
That's right: they all have the most likes or are the oldest posts. But they are marked with one. This means that the review is not complete and the rating is missing, i.e. no stars have been awarded, so the likes are suppressed. Previously, on the old platform, you could review without rating!
As soon as the user corrects their entry, i.e. awards stars, it is displayed correctly.
Let's take theFloralpVorzugsbutter that you listed, which was described by me and marked with a . I have now adjusted the post and rated it with stars. Now the likes are displayed, their two.
I hope I have helped you.
Have a nice evening
Istanbul
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Good evening @Frederica
Thank you for the answer, now I see the problem too. I didn't know that the likes are suppressed at ℹ️, since you can't like these comments or can no longer like them, I assumed that they could never have received any likes. And since the most popular answers were not the oldest and others even received likes, I couldn't explain to myself, even with Tanja's answer, why these were displayed at the top without (visible) likes. So it was the invisible likes that confused me.
Guest
Hello@ivan92
The confusion is absolutely understandable - some knowledge of Migipedia history is indeed necessary to be able to explain this.
Thank you@Frederica for helping so quickly :-)
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello @Tanja_Migros that's what I thought. However, this doesn't seem to be the case with some products, which is why I wanted to ask:
Organic Carrots, Alpine Bread Terrasuisse,M-Budget Energy Drink,M-Budget Paprika Wave Chips, M-Classic Rice Cakes, Floralp Preferred Butter, M-Classic Hörnli large, M-Classic Raspberry Cup, Grosis Chocolate Cake...
Good evening@ivan92
That's right: they all have the most likes or are the oldest posts. But they are marked with one. This means that the review is not complete and the rating is missing, i.e. no stars have been awarded, so the likes are suppressed. Previously, on the old platform, you could review without rating!
As soon as the user corrects their entry, i.e. awards stars, it is displayed correctly.
Let's take theFloralpVorzugsbutter that you listed, which was described by me and marked with a . I have now adjusted the post and rated it with stars. Now the likes are displayed, their two.
I hope I have helped you.
Have a nice evening
Istanbul
Guest
Good evening @Frederica
Thank you for the answer, now I see the problem too. I didn't know that the likes are suppressed at ℹ️, since you can't like these comments or can no longer like them, I assumed that they could never have received any likes. And since the most popular answers were not the oldest and others even received likes, I couldn't explain to myself, even with Tanja's answer, why these were displayed at the top without (visible) likes. So it was the invisible likes that confused me.
Guest
Hello@ivan92
The confusion is absolutely understandable - some knowledge of Migipedia history is indeed necessary to be able to explain this.
Thank you@Frederica for helping so quickly :-)
Best regards
Tanja
