Fivestar voting manager scale is incorrect?

On the other hand.. 20-100 is what fivestar.vote_result_manager returns so changing this should be global. May affect other implementations if done.

Opinions needed.

Fivestar has internally used 1-100 since the first Drupal 5 version. I'm not exactly sure why that was chosen, but it is used consistently throughout. It does help, in the current implementation, to allow sites to choose a different number of stars and to allow different fields to be configured for a different number of stars. If this variable only held integer values from 1 through 5, then how do you do 4 stars or 10 stars? Regardless, I see this as an implementation detail - you or I may not have chosen to implement it that way but it doesn't mean it's wrong.

The bigger issue, to me, is that 0 has always been used as a special exception to represent "no votes". So there is no way to rate something as a 0, and there has to be explicit code (have to constantly check != 0) every time you do vote calculations to distinguish between a numerical vote result and "no votes".

Yes, in the end I provided best and lowest score parameters for the metadata so the scale is 20-100. I think it should be implemented like this after all even if the schema.org default is 1 to 5.