Data Ratings

[monicamcjunkin]

Data ratings is one of our top priorities for capabilities for the Operating System. I've attached the output of the working session here for reference.

The goal is to create ratings programmatically based on data usage and other user behavior, rather than relying on users to manually rate data.

Topics for discussion - What facets should be rated? Is there a single 'quality' or 'interest' rating, or are their multiple dimensions to the rating?

[PhilNorman2]

Here are the metrics usually used for user behavior as a ranking mechanism.

• A click-through rate is a ratio of the number of times a given search listing was clicked on to the number of times it was displayed to searchers. Presentation bias (users click on the first results they see) can be a concern here.
• Dwell time is the amount of time that a visitor spends on a page after clicking on its listing in the search results and before coming back to search results. The longer the dwell time the better.
• Bouncing off pages quickly to return to the search results and look for another result is called pogo-sticking. Less pogo-sticking is better.

Also, as mentioned in the discussion current metadata such as date last updated could be used in the rankings.

Here is an article I found on the subject:

https://www.link-assistant.com/news/user-behavior-and-seo.html