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Not saying it's not useful, but it's not tiered in any way.
Should just say, "Click here to view this SSD in the list"
I would actually like to see it tiered, even if it's subjective. The more subjective information I gather, the more accurate it tends to be (reviews, blog posts, "Top 10" lists, etc).
One option is to use emoji stars, like so: ⭐⭐⭐ (Windows + Period keys, then type "star") out of 5 stars or 10, or whatever. These work better than images in spreadsheets because they act like text and can be manipulated as such with formulas and conditional formatting. The only quirk is they might look a bit different depending on the operating system/app used to view them. This is what all the stars look like on all platforms: https://emojipedia.org/star/
EDIT: Just noticed this - #22 , but it hasn't been merged yet.
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Not saying it's not useful, but it's not tiered in any way.
Should just say, "Click here to view this SSD in the list"
I would actually like to see it tiered, even if it's subjective. The more subjective information I gather, the more accurate it tends to be (reviews, blog posts, "Top 10" lists, etc).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tier_list
One option is to use emoji stars, like so: ⭐⭐⭐ (Windows + Period keys, then type "star") out of 5 stars or 10, or whatever. These work better than images in spreadsheets because they act like text and can be manipulated as such with formulas and conditional formatting. The only quirk is they might look a bit different depending on the operating system/app used to view them. This is what all the stars look like on all platforms: https://emojipedia.org/star/
EDIT: Just noticed this - #22 , but it hasn't been merged yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: