Proven and UNproven??
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Oh - that is the reputation score.
On everyone's posts - there is a tiny scale symbol. When someone posts something good - U can give them a reputation point.
The thing U are talking about is the lack of reputation points. I don't think most people even know about this yet.
On everyone's posts - there is a tiny scale symbol. When someone posts something good - U can give them a reputation point.
The thing U are talking about is the lack of reputation points. I don't think most people even know about this yet.
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okay but what do reputation points do for you? At the end of the year the person with the most points wins a new P22 or P5?
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I was kind of thinking the same thing...............I noticed that K-Var has added this feature to their website now and it struck me as a tad "different".okay but what do reputation points do for you? At the end of the year the person with the most points wins a new P22 or P5?
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It is a feature of the software. We have it turned off at Handgun Forum. But I have been a member at other forums where we all tried to out do each other with points.
I think for all the P99s I have sold, I should have some points
OK Shipwreck, I gave you one point. Don't spend it all in one place.I think for all the P99s I have sold, I should have some points
I found myself in an extremely generous mood.
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Gee, thanksOK Shipwreck, I gave you one point. Don't spend it all in one place.
Maybe you have 5 negatives that offset your 5 positives???
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That's the one I was originally talking about. Right on the left of every post? I thought you guys were saying there was something seperate in the PROFILE section. Maybe I misunderstood.
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Glad this was brought up.What's up with this? I never noticed THAT before. What does it mean, unproven or proven??
The reputation system is designed to enable any community using this bulletin board software to regulate itself. If someone is an upstanding community member, and contributes good posts, the reputation points go up as assigned by the other members of the board. If someone is an asshat, you have the ability to deduct reputation points from that person. It's strictly voluntary.
Those points are not visible to anyone but the recipient, so you'll know who gave you reputation points, and for what post or thread. We've assigned a "cute" scheme to the points, so that as you climb the ladder of reputation, your 'caliber' goes in this order: .22, .380, .9mm, .40, and so on. This can be changed, though, if you think it's too hokey.
Using this method, everyone on the board can assess and monitor what constitutes appropriate behavior and set our own standards of conduct, and it also lightens the load on the moderators who will not have to be the "heavy" and reprimand any given user.
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·ShipWreck - I'm still a junior member so if things don't work correctly I blame
myself. The thing that's messed up for me is I can't find how to become a supporting member such as yourself. Any advice for a newie?
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