This wiki, for Davis, California, is pretty good. They rank different things, like pizza places and apartment complexes, but they do it through discussion and not a star system:
http://daviswiki.org/Wiki_Rating_Systems#head-01eb73e0be9e600793f4692703f85a26c0cd8d6a
Ok, I'll try to brainstorm some other way.
Unfortunately it's no longer supported, so if we (or someone else) can't figure it out, we're screwed.
Thank you!
I contacted JS Kit support, so hopefully we'll hear something back soon.
Disregard the Facebook share note. I finally see the little Wikidot drop down frame that includes a facebook share icon.
My other goal is to try to get facebook Share to work.
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Facebook_Share
I got it from here:
http://snippets.wikidot.com/code:js-kit-ratings
There's a discussion of this problem on the page, and the last word on it was:
EDIT: fixed i guess, the solution is that you must have title="" to force it to the default name
But I don't know if "" literally means " "" " or if it means "Episode 28". Either way, it doesn't seem to work.
I noticed. Where did you get the code from? Maybe there's some documentation?
I've tried adding the starring system snippet and a link to the "Top Rated Episodes" on the sidebar, but I'm still having problems with it. I can't get it to correctly name/identify the episodes in the listing of rated episodes.
This is a test comment.
I like this. Let's see if we can incorporate it into the show summaries.
I'm thinking about ways listeners can communicate which episodes are their favorites. Maybe it will just be an ad-hoc collection of episodes which in discussion listeners just say they like the most.
Here's a star rating tool, which could maybe be embedded in episode pages in the episode guide. One nice feature is that you can't vote twice:
http://community.wikidot.com/embed:4
