Originally Posted by
robmorfin
Greg,
With all due respect to your selection methods, I don't think this is the best way to select wishes, first of all:
"based on date posted, number of replies and number of views"
I don't think date has anything to do with been selected, number of replies, come on, I think that some of the best wishes don't have a single reply, everything is said in the original post and noone has opposed, and number of views is not a good idea either, people read it by the subject but sometimes misses the content inside, let's say you name your subject "Sex included in Revit" (exagerating), you would break the record of hits in all the forums and it would be on first place on your top 100 wishes.
The rule for this whole think about the top 100 wishes list RobertB (the AUGI director) posted it in this forum,
"This is a reminder to everyone that less than 3 weeks are left for rating the threads.
This is important to help AUGI identify which wishes are the best ones to consider as candidates for the list presented to Autodesk at Autodesk University. Please do your part and rate the threads you find here. Remember to change your view settings to see all the posted threads, and not just the most current threads."
you also wrote "It is not scientific", and you are right, you only have to look at the ratings up to date as RobertB proposed.