[Experimental] ⭐Bitcointalk BRDb score

Quote from: *Ace* on February 23, 2026, 07:17:10 AM

Great progress with this update: I have finally integrated a shared database.

Awesome news! It's like playing a single player game vs a MMORPG!

Quote from: *Ace* on February 25, 2026, 07:57:35 PM

However, I like your idea, but I don't know how I could do it because UserIDs are not divided by idlocalboard, so I have to find an alternative way to obtain a list divided by local board.

I have thought a lot about how to classify a user as "local" or not.
I would say you can look at his posts on all local boards. When you see a local board that is prevailing a lot over other boards, then you can classify such a user as "local".
For example, I post on local boards a lot, and on a lot of local boards, but you clearly see one local board has a lot more posts than others. Theny, I am a user of that local board.
Simple!

Quote from: fillippone on February 26, 2026, 07:11:02 AM

Quote from: *Ace* on February 25, 2026, 07:57:35 PM

However, I like your idea, but I don't know how I could do it because UserIDs are not divided by idlocalboard, so I have to find an alternative way to obtain a list divided by local board.

That's a great idea, I'll get to work on it as soon as I have time.
Thank you very much for the advice. Actually, I hadn't thought of that. I had thought of using the bitlist overview to determine the local board to which it belongs, which in reality should already aggregate the posts by board, so it shouldn't be too difficult, but I need to work on it a little.

Anyway, this extension has been active on my browser for a while, and I think it is working as intended, as it made me a little bit more aware of the user I am facing.
I think it is very useful addition!

Quote from: fillippone on February 27, 2026, 10:25:18 PM

Thanks for the appreciation, mate, but it's only fair to point out that without your idea, this experiment would never have got off the ground. In addition to the BRDb score, I think the most important data that the script shows us is the impact score. For me, that's the score that really tells us what kind of user we're talking to.

*Ace* was there any bug in BRDb score or database today?
I saw my trust score was reporting totally fake low value between 3 and 4, and I had to refresh and update all scripts to get the correct value.
I didnt save screenshot as proof, but I have no reason to lie about that, and simple browser refresh didn't work.

Quote from: dkbit98 on February 28, 2026, 05:37:10 PM

Of course I believe you, other users have already encountered this problem. Unfortunately, it could conflict with other scripts or extensions.
When it happens again, first take a screenshot. I need it to understand how to proceed in case of an issue.
Then there is no need to reset all the scripts. Just go to your profile and click on the rounded arrow.

I included it for this very reason, it resets the score.

Quote from: *Ace* on January 13, 2026, 10:37:33 PM

-snip- it fetches the user profile page and obtains the data it needs to examine.

What would happen if a user has "leet" as his post count? I just saw this easter egg while browsing the merit records thread. It only appears when a user reaches 1337 posts, so I'm curious to know if this would affect your tool. Maybe you can even use it as an additional label? Grin

Hi Ace,

If you want some screenshot, here's mine:

Been seeing this a few times, however, now that I'm trying to replicate it, somewhat I can't reproduce the result. But from what I recall, I could have been idle for sometime, i.e. moving to another tab, or opening a new browser and then when I will go back to the original browser with my profile sitting, I will get this low fake value. But when I will click refresh, everything is back to it's correct value.