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In a mockingly descant voice, "A lot of room for abuse there, right cscgal?" He ended his question with an insidious wink and nudge. Then left to down-vote every single insightful comment on the web with a similar system, from the safety of nine-thousand sock puppets.
Last edited by MosaicFuneral; Oct 4th, 2009 at 4:16 am. Reason: More awesomeness.
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"I became very sensitive to what will happen to all this and all of us." -Two geniuses named Albert
"I became very sensitive to what will happen to all this and all of us." -Two geniuses named Albert
*rolls eyes*
Nice narrative structure, but a tad melodramatic
Nice narrative structure, but a tad melodramatic
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#38 Oct 24th, 2009
So from what I understood:
The reputation system affects both the rep points as well as the voting points of the specific post,
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The voting system affects only the voting points?
Also is it possible when the user clicks the Up,Down button to display a pop up confirmation dialog? Once I wanted to down vote a post and I accidentally clicked the Up button. The opposite thing might happen. Can you make the Up, Down buttons not to look exactly the same?
By the way I found one of my posts that I did back at 2008! to be down voted even though the post contained a clear solution to the problem of the OP. I know that like the rep points, anyone can give you whatever points they want, negative or positive, but I find it strange that someone decided to down vote a post that is 1 year old without a single explanation.
At least with the reputation system you get to describe the reasons for your selection.
Thank you for your time.
The reputation system affects both the rep points as well as the voting points of the specific post,
but
The voting system affects only the voting points?
Also is it possible when the user clicks the Up,Down button to display a pop up confirmation dialog? Once I wanted to down vote a post and I accidentally clicked the Up button. The opposite thing might happen. Can you make the Up, Down buttons not to look exactly the same?
By the way I found one of my posts that I did back at 2008! to be down voted even though the post contained a clear solution to the problem of the OP. I know that like the rep points, anyone can give you whatever points they want, negative or positive, but I find it strange that someone decided to down vote a post that is 1 year old without a single explanation.
At least with the reputation system you get to describe the reasons for your selection.
Thank you for your time.
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By the way I found one of my posts that I did back at 2008! to be down voted even though the post contained a clear solution to the problem of the OP. I know that like the rep points, anyone can give you whatever points they want, negative or positive, but I find it strange that someone decided to down vote a post that is 1 year old without a single explanation.
At least with the reputation system you get to describe the reasons for your selection.
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread116831.html
I can't figure out what would be controversial about this post or why someone decided to down-vote it a year and a half later, nor do I know who did it. I'm not crazy about this anonymous up/down stuff. I'm a big believer that if you criticize or praise someone in a public way, you should attach your name to it so everyone knows who did it. With the up-down vote, you never know who did it or why. And there really should be some time limit somewhere.
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#40 Oct 24th, 2009
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I'm not crazy about this anonymous up/down stuff. I'm a big believer that if you criticize or praise someone in a public way, you should attach your name to it so everyone knows who did it. With the up-down vote, you never know who did it or why.
I don't think I'd be a fan of time limits. I think FAQ-like stuff and good posts should be able to garner the poster +rep to future visitors who found things helpful. Neg rep might be a different matter, however.
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