Each ID inflicts a severe penalty on the score, as can be seen in the table in the original post. Taking Harvestman Man's entry at 4.3333, he would score 4.3333x100=433 with no IDs. However with one ID for that track, he would only score 4.3333x50=216.5. With 2 IDs for the track, the score would be 4.3333x25=108.33. The more ID's, the worse it gets.
Wait a minute- at the start it was a question of how many people in the forum knew the song. It seemed even possible that a song is listed in TBM. Being listed in TBM still can mean that very few people here don't know it.
This was the basic rule:
"Can you post a link to a '60s garage mp3, which no-one on the G45Central board has ever heard before? If you can, you will be awarded points as follows:
Only 5 members have heard the tune before - 5 points
Only 4 members have heard the tune before - 10 points
Only 3 members have heard the tune before - 15 points
Only 2 members have heard the tune before - 25 points
Only 1 member has heard the tune before - 50 points
No-one has ever heard the tune before - 100 points"
Meaning that you could make points even if 5 people knew the track. There was no ID penalty.
That blocks out some of the fun.
You can't expect everyone to have acetates.
The more people contribute the more fun.
Or what exactly does the term ID mean? Does it mean that more than 5 people know the song? As far as I can see that hasn't been verified for any of the songs contributed.
Just my 2 cents...