karma

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Hi all,
I am a SoC student, I'm developing a new peer review based system for discussions.
My project is highly based upon stackoverflow.com model which uses a Karma system based upon votes.
Drupal has an interesting User Karma (http://drupal.org/project/user_karma) module, which is not exactly what i wanna do, in fact it is best for digg like websites and is developed for systems like them.
I have to develop something that is different, something that enable me to count votes, subtract votes, and make particular stuff using specific rules.

Hi, this is a module for implementing Slashdot-style comment display and moderation.
Feedback is welcome.

http://muhsim.googlepages.com/slashcomments.zip

Delf.

Hi,

I've just released the user_karma module.

http://drupal.org/project/user_karma

I wrote this module mainly for Drigg. It started as a simple module (300 lines) to assign karma to a user every time s/he received a vote for his/her nodes or comments.

However, it has now matured into something much, much more interesting:

Hello,

I've just created a new karma module.
I am not entirely sure other people would be interested in it. It's well code, well commented, and it's about to be tested on a production server (http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com).

Now... here is a (probably not comprehensive) list of features:

• Javascript voting; however, the module works 1000% even if the
  user doesn't have Javascript

• Abuse control. The module allows you to limit users on how many karma points
  they cna give, to a particular user or in general. The admin can also decide