Question More Classifications beside Blogger and Pro Blogger
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4 years 4 months ago #1474
by Tim Davis
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Hi Ruud,
My Client would like to have 5 classifications of bloggers.
Is there a way to do this so that each author in the extra groups could have their own tag jsut as bloggers and pro bloggers do?
Tim
My Client would like to have 5 classifications of bloggers.
Is there a way to do this so that each author in the extra groups could have their own tag jsut as bloggers and pro bloggers do?
Tim
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4 years 4 months ago #1475
by Ruud van Lent
Replied by Ruud van Lent on topic More Classifications beside Blogger and Pro Blogger
Hi Tim,
the pro-blogger functionality is not just a 'tag' to differentiate the pro-blogger from a regular blogger. It adds functionality: a pro-blogger has e.g. his own profile page where a blogger doesn't.
We also have other 'tags' based on the 'authority' of the blogger: a tag can be assigned based on the number of blogs [blogger badges], the number of views [Influencer badges], etc. These are dynamic tags that are an incentive for bloggers to blog more / better
The a blog itself can also have tags, tags assigned on number of hits on the blogs. these add value to the visitor as a blog labeled as top-blog must be worth reading
That said, there is currently no functionality where tags are added based on a blogger his group membership, but that could be implemented, in the same way we currently implement e.g. the blogger badges:
[group id],[displayed badge name],[css label]
the pro-blogger functionality is not just a 'tag' to differentiate the pro-blogger from a regular blogger. It adds functionality: a pro-blogger has e.g. his own profile page where a blogger doesn't.
We also have other 'tags' based on the 'authority' of the blogger: a tag can be assigned based on the number of blogs [blogger badges], the number of views [Influencer badges], etc. These are dynamic tags that are an incentive for bloggers to blog more / better

The a blog itself can also have tags, tags assigned on number of hits on the blogs. these add value to the visitor as a blog labeled as top-blog must be worth reading

That said, there is currently no functionality where tags are added based on a blogger his group membership, but that could be implemented, in the same way we currently implement e.g. the blogger badges:
[group id],[displayed badge name],[css label]
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