On the website, just open the image in a new tab when somebody clicks the thumbnail. This can just be a temporary thing.
edit: We also need a way to break ties like this one and perhaps a private reviewer/OP discussion area.
I want to revisit the approval/bargain pipeline. I think I merged two different ideas together, just making it hastily.
- The first step should be verifying the file name, category, etc.
- After that, checking for malicious/safe.
- And finally, after all of that, checking quality.
Edit: Almost finished. Here's a run down of how it works:
Reviewers fill out three "yes or no" boxes. "Safe" pertaining to malicious/safe, "Valid" pertaining to correct category/filename, and "Good" referring to whether it's high quality or not. After
five reviews, a decision is made. Atleast 80% must say the add-on is valid, 80% must say it's safe, and 50% must say it's good for all to go smoothly. If under 80% say its valid, then it's failed. If under 80% say it's safe, it gets moved to the up-and-coming
Danger Zone (bum bum bum). If under 50% say it's good, then it goes to the bargain bin. Each time the add-on is updated, the metrics will be reset and it'll be up for judgement again.
