Q: dynamic playlist of unrated songs

[Ben K]

I think Jeff meant how would you rate a song as zero stars. Having the user
click on the far-left of the KRating object (ie the left of the far-left
star) is hardly intuitive, and presents a very small target (2 pixels wide?)
that is hard to hit.

The data purist in me doesn't like zero meaning non-rated, but now that I
think about it, making a UI to rate a song as zero seems tricky if not
impossible to do right. Rating as half a star works right now, and doesn't
require a bunch of extra work for what is, for all practical purposes, very
little (to no) extra functionality.

On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 2:11 PM, Matt 'Murph' Finnicum
<mattfinn at gmail.com>wrote:

> >
> > I tend to agree, partly because from a practical standpoint 1/2 a star
> > is already pretty clear that it's an awful track, but moreso because
> > having an intuitive way to toggle between unrated and zero stars is
> > hard, without having to rely on a right-click menu (sucks) or a tri-
> > state (not intuitive).
> >
> > --Jeff
>
> You wouldn't have to toggle between the two. Why would you return a
> song from Rated to Unrated?
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