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SETI: WTH!?!
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Well that's not good news. I still don't like how SETI does the stats. When a member leaves their WU's should stay with the team. It would prevent this team jumping.
EDIT: Oh yeah... It is 4/1. 😉 Still, I stand by my original comments. Between the cheaters and team jumpers SETI has a lot of room for improvement as far as stats go.
EDIT: Oh yeah... It is 4/1. 😉 Still, I stand by my original comments. Between the cheaters and team jumpers SETI has a lot of room for improvement as far as stats go.
titanmiller
Platinum Member
I have to admit you got me.🙂 But I'm glad it isnt true.
Assimilator1
Elite Member
😛 to Garry😉
Robor
Afraid I'd have to disagree about 1 point ,the WUs I have completed are mine (mine all mine! mwahaha....err anyway😱) & so therefore I want them to stay with me whichever team I'm on.......no I'm not planning on leaving😉
Robor
Afraid I'd have to disagree about 1 point ,the WUs I have completed are mine (mine all mine! mwahaha....err anyway😱) & so therefore I want them to stay with me whichever team I'm on.......no I'm not planning on leaving😉
Intelligence3
Senior member
Dang it, people. All this posting takes valuable cycles away from crunching! 😉
well since I'm just running Prime95 right now anyway and not crunching... (how long does it need to run before I consider my setup stable?)
There's two sides to everything, I can certainly understand both about this issue of WU's belonging to the person who crunches them or to the team they join.
I can tell you I would greatly hesitate joining any team if I knew that I was handing over all my work and would no longer own my stats should I decide for any reason to leave that team.
Of course it could also turn into a database nightmare and there would have to be some kind of hostility mitigation body set up to deal with problems.
I think that however imperfect it is staying with a system where each person owns their own WU's and stays with a team if he is happy there is best.
Then a team that keeps it's members by being a good place to belong will do well, a team that craps on it's members will not do well.
There is a built in incentive to work at making your team one where people want to belong and to stay.
I think you will always have people who like to play games so they move around, but they are the tiny minority it seems.
There's two sides to everything, I can certainly understand both about this issue of WU's belonging to the person who crunches them or to the team they join.
I can tell you I would greatly hesitate joining any team if I knew that I was handing over all my work and would no longer own my stats should I decide for any reason to leave that team.
Of course it could also turn into a database nightmare and there would have to be some kind of hostility mitigation body set up to deal with problems.
I think that however imperfect it is staying with a system where each person owns their own WU's and stays with a team if he is happy there is best.
Then a team that keeps it's members by being a good place to belong will do well, a team that craps on it's members will not do well.
There is a built in incentive to work at making your team one where people want to belong and to stay.
I think you will always have people who like to play games so they move around, but they are the tiny minority it seems.
RaySun2Be
Lifer
Well, I always liked the way that RC5 did the WUs with teams.
Any WUs crunched by you were credited to you. If you had never been on a team and joined a team, the WUs also get credited to the team. If you leave that team and go join another team, any WUs crunched for the first team still are credited to that team. You also get credit for those WUs in your personal stats.
Any new WUs crunched are credited to the new team.
So the team gets credit for any work done while you are a member, you always get credit for work done whether or not you are on a team, and if you change teams, any new WUs are credited to that new team.
That way, one person with 200,000WUs can't impact a team's standings if they decide to leave like happens with SETI.
Any WUs crunched by you were credited to you. If you had never been on a team and joined a team, the WUs also get credited to the team. If you leave that team and go join another team, any WUs crunched for the first team still are credited to that team. You also get credit for those WUs in your personal stats.
Any new WUs crunched are credited to the new team.
So the team gets credit for any work done while you are a member, you always get credit for work done whether or not you are on a team, and if you change teams, any new WUs are credited to that new team.
That way, one person with 200,000WUs can't impact a team's standings if they decide to leave like happens with SETI.
PraetorianGuards
Golden Member
Almost had a heart attack...and I'm a youngin....don't do that to me! lol
Assimilator1
Elite Member
Nah,afraid SETI doesn't prove a systems stability ,P'95 is far better at that.
Wiz
For a quick rough test I'd say about 7mins ,for a proper test it does say in the stress.txt file & I think he says 6hrs+! (yeah thats some lost WUs!😛)
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