SIPs - Revision history

Koop: Added details

2024-10-14T15:27:29Z

Added details

Koop: Added context and link to Viewer Gaming

2022-01-29T07:35:42Z

Added context and link to Viewer Gaming

Koop: SIPs (Somehow Important Points) scoring system

2020-08-16T00:59:55Z

SIPs (Somehow Important Points) scoring system

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"Somehow Important Points" In 2020, Koop worked on adding a feature to the show to involve viewer interaction more. The concept of viewers interacting with the show live was always a mainstay with features such as the "[[Don't Be THAT Stream]]" and "[[Sweet Cinamonz|Time for Sweet Cinamonz]]" buttons, but Koop wanted to make sure viewership knew they were part of a community, and what better way of making them feel more inclusive than to give them the opportunity to compete with fellow viewers for points. The unit of scoring for this point system was designated as "SIPs," and provided a means of scoring viewers' interactions with the show. The show's leaderboard houses the current SIP levels for all the show's registered viewership.

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−	"Somehow Important Points" In 2020, Koop worked on adding a feature to the show to involve viewer interaction more called "[[Viewer Gaming]]". The concept of viewers interacting with the show live was always a mainstay with features such as the "[[Don't Be THAT Stream]]" and "[[Sweet Cinamonz\|Time for Sweet Cinamonz]]" buttons, but Koop wanted to make sure viewership knew they were part of a community, and what better way of making them feel more inclusive than to give them the opportunity to compete with fellow viewers for points. The unit of scoring for this point system was designated as "SIPs," and provided a means of scoring viewers' interactions with the show. The show's leaderboard houses the current SIP levels for all the show's registered viewership.	+	"Somehow Important Points" During season 2 in 2020, Koop worked on adding a feature to the show to involve viewer interaction more called "[[Viewer Gaming]]". The concept of viewers interacting with the show live was always a mainstay with features such as the "[[Don't Be THAT Stream]]" and "[[Sweet Cinamonz\|Time for Sweet Cinamonz]]" buttons, but Koop wanted to make sure viewership knew they were part of a community, and what better way of making them feel more inclusive than to give them the opportunity to compete with fellow viewers for points. The unit of scoring for this point system was designated as "SIPs," and provided a means of scoring viewers' interactions with the show. The show's leaderboard houses the current SIP levels for all the show's registered viewership.

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−	"Somehow Important Points" In 2020, Koop worked on adding a feature to the show to involve viewer interaction more. The concept of viewers interacting with the show live was always a mainstay with features such as the "[[Don't Be THAT Stream]]" and "[[Sweet Cinamonz\|Time for Sweet Cinamonz]]" buttons, but Koop wanted to make sure viewership knew they were part of a community, and what better way of making them feel more inclusive than to give them the opportunity to compete with fellow viewers for points. The unit of scoring for this point system was designated as "SIPs," and provided a means of scoring viewers' interactions with the show. The show's leaderboard houses the current SIP levels for all the show's registered viewership.	+	"Somehow Important Points" In 2020, Koop worked on adding a feature to the show to involve viewer interaction more called "[[Viewer Gaming]]". The concept of viewers interacting with the show live was always a mainstay with features such as the "[[Don't Be THAT Stream]]" and "[[Sweet Cinamonz\|Time for Sweet Cinamonz]]" buttons, but Koop wanted to make sure viewership knew they were part of a community, and what better way of making them feel more inclusive than to give them the opportunity to compete with fellow viewers for points. The unit of scoring for this point system was designated as "SIPs," and provided a means of scoring viewers' interactions with the show. The show's leaderboard houses the current SIP levels for all the show's registered viewership.