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Perhaps the next version will have a connection 'retry' option in case the first connect times out.
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The problem with this example is that it ignores user preference.DaledeSilva wrote:That issue is one that's getting to alot of people I think.
MeMeMe,
2 and 4 are random, yes... but in that way they are dissimilar to Scrobbler DJ.
as someone said previously.. randomness being passed to last.fm helps create new paths and relationships.. yes... however, ScrobblerDJ's input "isn't" random.
example:
take five numbers:
Whereas I disagree - I want it to work as it does.I agree... I would REALLY like to be able to log my songs to last.fm using this plugin... really, this should be handled by last.fm so that if a recommendation is asked for and then played soon after by the same person.. they log it but don't use it to strengthen relationships.
But we don't all agree that its a problem. Some of us think it's a feature!If it were made an option, everyone would obviously turn it off... which means that the problem would not be solved at all.
Which is a bizarre solution. What is the difference - from lastFM's point of view - between using it live, and using a playlist it created? No difference at all. All this solution does is make using scrobblerDJ a little less convenient for those who don't care about this issue (or like me are actively opposed to it).HOWEVER... I don't think you need to be annoyed even if you disagree with what I am saying....The next version will have the ability to make a playlist of songs rather than having to only play live.... While it plays live it will disable last.fm logging... but it can't stop the last.fm plugin whenever you run a playlist you created with it... so you still have that option (and I suspect that option will be used far more than running it live by all anyway).
People can do that already. If a song starts and you skip it before it's played half way through, it doesn't get logged by LastFM.doesn't the playlist also cause the feedback loop? - well, yes, if you close your eyes and click play, then yes, it's doing the same thing... however, because it's a playlist.. it's likely that people will look at the songs and if there's anything they think doesn't really suit, they will take it out... so the issue is somewhat muted.
Dale.
I play my favourite artists over and over, because I like them - not because of any desire to be rated as a fan.Teknojnky wrote: None of which I feel is really a big deal when people play their favorite artists over and over and over to try to get to the top of the 'fans' list... see the top fans for coldplay/radiohead if you want specific examples.
These types of users are far more 'damaging' than any possible feedback loops that scrobblerdj would create.
Now, I like some radiohead, but thats just insane.Overall Top Artists
1 Radiohead 27300
2 Thom Yorke 2884
3 Jonny Greenwood 1915
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5 The White Stripes 349