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Apr 29th, 2004
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Re: Reputation Points.

I don't think you should know who gave you a positive/negative rep. coz some people might take it personally and get back at whoever gave them the rep...
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Re: Reputation Points.

Quote originally posted by oalee ...
I don't think you should know who gave you a positive/negative rep. coz some people might take it personally and get back at whoever gave them the rep...
I fully agree! Even with the safetys in place that Dani mentioned, what's to stop someone from getting a gang togeather... It's a possibility.
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Re: Reputation Points.

Quote originally posted by The Soundman ...
what's to stop someone from getting a gang togeather... It's a possibility.
More than a possibility- I've even seen people register on a site under several different user names for the express purpose of mounting their own "denial of karma" attack against someone else- no gang needed. This kind of abuse of "rating systems" is what has caused many forums to drop ratings altogether.

If you honestly want to verify a member's reputation, the best thing to do is to use the "find posts by this member" option available on many/most forums and read through some of those posts. You'll be able to determine pretty quickly whether the member is worth relying on.
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Re: Reputation Points.

I've had a few reps points, but some of them say completely "nothing" so how can you see the difference in approval and dissaproval? is it like this?
Green=approval
grey=dissaproval
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Re: Reputation Points.

Green is approval and Red is disapproval. Grey means that the person who rated your post is a new member, has very few posts, or little rep himself/herself. And therefore it hasn't affected your reputation.
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Re: Reputation Points.

yeah I found that. It's annoying, I had heaps of gray positive rep lol.
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Re: Reputation Points.

So, if they are grey and don't effect your rep points, how do you know if they dissapprove or approve, if they forgot to input text? (I like to know if I give good advice/info or not)
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Re: Reputation Points.

Unfortunately, I just don't know Reputation is a feature of the vBulletin forum system, and your question confuses me too. As far as I can tell, the grey represents a "balanced reputation" I'll look into it for ya though.
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Re: Reputation Points.

when a person who can't affect rep TRIES to affect rep, it still allows them to approve or dissaprove. Yzk just wants to know whether they approved or dissaproved of his post...
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Jul 6th, 2004
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Re: Reputation Points.

Reputation states you
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