10-nicerank.md in ayadn-1.7.3

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 - A spammer's rank is always < 1
 
 - A user posting a lot of automated links without being active otherwise will be < 2
 
-- A new ADN user will typically start with 2
+- A new ADN user will typically start with 2.1
 
 - A regular user will always be > 2
 
 - Active regular users will be > 3
 
 - Very 'social' users can be > 4
 
 *Again, this is not a popularity ratio: far from it. It only serves as a filter for bots and spam.*
 
+## Threshold
 
-## Activate NiceRank
+Set the NiceRank threshold.
 
-NiceRank is disabled by default.
+You can use an integer or a float (only one decimal).
 
-Enable it with:
+Any user with a NiceRank smaller than this value will be ignored.
 
-`ayadn set nicerank filter true`
+`ayadn set nicerank threshold 2.5`
 
-My advice is to also filter out the few users that NiceRank haven't analyzed yet, as most of them are bots:
+`ayadn set nicerank threshold 3`
 
-`ayadn set nicerank filter_unranked true`
+(default: 2.1)
 
-## Threshold
+## Desactivate NiceRank
 
-Set the NiceRank threshold.
+NiceRank is enabled by default on new Ayadn installations, but can be disabled if needed:
 
-Any user with a NiceRank smaller than this value will be ignored.
+`ayadn set nicerank filter false`
 
-`ayadn set nicerank threshold 2`  
-
-## Deactivate NiceRank
-
-It's the same as above, with *false* instead of *true*.  
+`ayadn set nicerank filter_unranked false`