Proposition 1:
Do nothing.
One would vote for this if one is in favor of not making any change to the current system of awarding leaderboard points.
Proposition 2:
The old system.
Awarding points only for the top 3 places. 10, 3 , and 1 points respectively.
Proposition 3:
Using the current formula based on percentage of the top score scaled down 15% for each place below first (first getting 100 points). For those comfortable with formuale it would look like this:
pts = 100*(your_score/top_score)*.85^(n-1) where n is the place
but cutting off after 3rd place so that anything below 3rd gets 0
Proposition 4:
Current formula (see Proposition 3) but cutting off after 5th place so that anything after 5th place gets 0
Proposition 5:
Places get percentage of score scaled down by a subtracted 15% for each place, that is:
1st place gets 100 pts
2nd place gets (percentage of first place score) * .85
3rd place gets (percentage of first place score) * .70
4th place gets (percentage of first place score) * .55
5th place gets (percentage of first place score) * .40
6th place gets (percentage of first place score) * .25
7th place gets (percentage of first place score) * .10
anything below 7th place gets 0
Personally I would be leaning toward Proposition 3 or 4 myself as it stands.Proposition 6
First five places get 10,7,5,3,1 pts respectively
Let us now discuss whether any of these proposals can be made more effective, whether any of the above would be better omitted, or whether there are other candidates left out which might have merit.
And let us pray that this thread doesn't get screwed up.
