Difference between revisions of "Rate"
From AMule Project FAQ
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*''Not rated'': This is not considered a rate since it is the default value and simply means you have not rated the file | *''Not rated'': This is not considered a rate since it is the default value and simply means you have not rated the file | ||
*''Invalid / Corrput / Fake'': Rate it this way when the file is [[corrupt]] or a [[fake]] | *''Invalid / Corrput / Fake'': Rate it this way when the file is [[corrupt]] or a [[fake]] | ||
| − | *''Poor'': The file is valid but its quality is poor | + | *''Poor'': The file is [[valid]] but its quality is poor |
*''Good'': The file is valid and its quality is good | *''Good'': The file is valid and its quality is good | ||
*''Fair'': The file is valid and its quality is better than good | *''Fair'': The file is valid and its quality is better than good | ||
Revision as of 15:11, 7 December 2005
Rates provide an evaluation of a file's quality. Depending on this evaluation, different icons can be shown by the file's name in the Transfers and Shared Files windows.
Possible rate values are:
- Not rated: This is not considered a rate since it is the default value and simply means you have not rated the file
- Invalid / Corrput / Fake: Rate it this way when the file is corrupt or a fake
- Poor: The file is valid but its quality is poor
- Good: The file is valid and its quality is good
- Fair: The file is valid and its quality is better than good
- Excellent: The file is valid and its quality is excellent
Rates can come with a comment.
On aMule, you can see a file's rates by right-clicking the file and selecting "Show all comments".
To submit a new rate or change your rate, go to the "Shared Files" tab, right-click the file and select "Change this file's comment...".
