A Suggestion
Array
Pennsylvania
My suggestion is that a single editable description of club costs and physical layout be written for each club. This description would be posted on the club description page along with club location, hours, rating, etc. The descriptions should be editable, a la Wikipedia, to allow others to make corrections and maintain currency of the details. As incentive to write such descriptions the authors should be rewarded with “double VIP points,” perhaps, or something of the like.
Does this approach to posting details of club descriptions make sense to anyone else? Founder, has this ever been considered and, if so, why was it rejected?
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https://app.tuscl.net/discussion/82995
Array said "However, I and probably most frequent reviewers get very tired of rewriting that stuff every time we write a review and don’t want to rehash club size and drink costs and whether the bar is rectangular or U-shaped."
Nobody is asking for or requiring that level of detail. Layout can be covered by saying something like "Smaller club with two stages and one bar. It's sort of a dive and dark as fuck." That's not hard.
"My suggestion is that a single editable description of club costs and physical layout be written for each club."
It's nearly impossible to get guys to use the current "Update club listing" button when a club closes. Do you think they'll do better for lesser changes?
"The descriptions should be editable, a la Wikipedia, to allow others to make corrections and maintain currency of the details. As incentive to write such descriptions the authors should be rewarded with 'double VIP points,' perhaps, or something of the like."
Given this site's history with trolls and certain users going to war with specific clubs (desertscrub), this would be a disaster. Also, guys would be submitting false edits just to get the Double VIP points.
When you consider site features for TUSCL, the first thing you need to consider is "Can this new thing be weaponized?" Because that will happen.
When costs are included in a review it is probably not AI.
And adding a comment early on that if one is familiar with the club, one can just jump to Recent Visit.
I agree with Ishmael, a brief highlight is fine.
I'm of the opinion that reviews should be written for a first time visitor. Sometimes I'm that guy, a visitor to that area (or in a past life on a business trip). Is the area sketchy? What's the parking situation? What are the costs? Standard pricing or variable pricing for dances?
I hadn’t considered the potential “weaponization” aspect. That’s a very good point.
Oh, well. Never mind!