Correcting incorrect tags and games
quintin3265 · April 04, 2013 at 12:07 UTC
Hi,
I noticed recently that there are some songs that have tags and games that are slightly off by one letter or space, which cause information about the game to be unavailable. For example, Zinle's song has "Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney" in its games, while other songs have "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney," with colons. While the difference may seem small, it means that boxart is unavailable and (more importantly) that search results for Ace Attorney remixes will not include Zinle's music.
Perhaps someone would be willing to offer suggestions to address this issue. The first way that comes to mind for me is to appoint someone, perhaps Shredster, to every few days review the new songs that were submitted and fix any tags or games that are slightly misspelled, and contact the artist to correct issues that are obvious errors but for which there is no obvious solution.
Another possible option is to begin tracking edit history for tags and games, and turn those fields into wiki-style "anyone can edit anything" where experience points would be credited for people fixing these issues. The ability would be limited to logged-in users who already have attained a certain amount of experience, ensuring that people with a stake in the site's success are making the edits. People who make malicious edits could then be easily banned and their accounts terminated, but I would doubt there would be an issue. The downside of this solution is that the artist and the other editors may disagree on tags for a song, and an edit war could result.
I noticed recently that there are some songs that have tags and games that are slightly off by one letter or space, which cause information about the game to be unavailable. For example, Zinle's song has "Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney" in its games, while other songs have "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney," with colons. While the difference may seem small, it means that boxart is unavailable and (more importantly) that search results for Ace Attorney remixes will not include Zinle's music.
Perhaps someone would be willing to offer suggestions to address this issue. The first way that comes to mind for me is to appoint someone, perhaps Shredster, to every few days review the new songs that were submitted and fix any tags or games that are slightly misspelled, and contact the artist to correct issues that are obvious errors but for which there is no obvious solution.
Another possible option is to begin tracking edit history for tags and games, and turn those fields into wiki-style "anyone can edit anything" where experience points would be credited for people fixing these issues. The ability would be limited to logged-in users who already have attained a certain amount of experience, ensuring that people with a stake in the site's success are making the edits. People who make malicious edits could then be easily banned and their accounts terminated, but I would doubt there would be an issue. The downside of this solution is that the artist and the other editors may disagree on tags for a song, and an edit war could result.
