[justin_ator]

Discussion for the term SDG (Single Digit Good) should go here, we want some serious community input on this. HARD QUESTION IS HARD.

What do you consider an SDG?

Good < 10-0-0-0
Good < 10-x-x-x
250pts Raw Scoring less then a AAA

Current thoughts on it:

Originally Posted by Velocity

Right now I've been determining it by good < 10 where everything else is 0. But I was wondering what the community normally based SDG on.

Originally Posted by justin_ator

I call a Single Digit Good anything with a RAW score better than a double digit good, which would be -250. So something like 9-0-0-4 would be an SDG because it's only -245. etc

Originally Posted by popsicle_3000

i feel like the official definition (based on the reqs for gaussian blur 3 token) is g < 10 0 0 0. but ive seen some people use anything that adds up to 250 pts less than AAA. and then even looser definitions (ben looking at you ) in which an sdg is <10-x-x-x

Originally Posted by ninjaKIWI

So, 0-2-0-4 is still an SDG? I wouldn't say so.

Originally Posted by justin_ator

Point accepted, and I agree. But at the same time if you ask me, SDG is a poorly chosen 'landmark title' which should rather be something pertaining to the raw score of <10 goods, imo. I understand where it comes from and the intent of it, but 9-45-23-100 isn't really an SDG imo, where as calling not calling 1-0-0-1 an SDG is also just ridiculous if you ask me. I guess in all honesty I see <-250 raw as the lesser of evils here.

So basically, your options are those three, unless someone has a better suggestion. Feel free to discuss, etc.

(reposted from other thread because that's kind of in the vet forum only, want more input than just vets)