Re: Reputation Mod
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2014 1:11 pm
Maybe you right i should learn controlling my feelings. If people would gave me advice that would be nice actually.
Yes, you probably should, no offense. I've gotten like six downreps and didn't come once here to complain about it even though I disagree with the half of them. You got two downreps and came here for each one.CaptainSyrup wrote:Maybe you right i should learn controlling my feelings. If people would gave me advice that would be nice actually.
I might've complained for some of my downreps, but I'm kinda used to them. I think we should all appreciate good downreps.Kyo wrote:The only reason I come to this thread nowadays is because I want to laugh at the complaints and butthurts here. This is a perfect example.
And the reputation function wouldn't exist if simply PMing would be considered fine. By the way, I've never seen an apology post leading to drama.
Yes, you probably should, no offense. I've gotten like six downreps and didn't come once here to complain about it even though I disagree with the half of them. You got two downreps and came here for each one.CaptainSyrup wrote:Maybe you right i should learn controlling my feelings. If people would gave me advice that would be nice actually.
However, some downreps really ARE invalid.SnifitGuy wrote:Now that is how a mature user handles things. It's a great point to bring up, as some people do complain about all their downreps when they are perfectly reasonable.
Also the downreps that are likeSnifitGuy wrote:Yes, such as saying "yes" or "no" to anything is an invalid reason. It's kind of funny seeing those kinds of upreps and downreps from people who actually made the rules in the first place.KoolKat wrote:However, some downreps really ARE invalid.SnifitGuy wrote:Now that is how a mature user handles things. It's a great point to bring up, as some people do complain about all their downreps when they are perfectly reasonable.
Great point. Just to say, I narrowly missed a board warning for calling someone merely "helpful" when the reputation system first came around and yet the staff gets away from giving upreps/downreps like "yes" and "no".SnifitGuy wrote:Yes, such as saying "yes" or "no" to anything is an invalid reason. It's kind of funny seeing those kinds of upreps and downreps from people who actually made the rules in the first place.
No one has ever downrepped someone because of that I don't think.KoolKat wrote:"this dude didnt uprep me fek u"
Some reps have been similar thoughKep wrote: No one has ever downrepped someone because of that I don't think.
This doesn't happen.KoolKat wrote:"this dude didnt uprep me fek u"
There are some people I could see doing that though.GhostHawk wrote:This doesn't happen.KoolKat wrote:"this dude didnt uprep me fek u"
Yeah, true. Some of my downreps annoyed me... We shouldn't use 3 letter reps for anything. Although whenever I uprep I normally make a full good sentece.KoolKat wrote:However, some downreps really ARE invalid.SnifitGuy wrote:Now that is how a mature user handles things. It's a great point to bring up, as some people do complain about all their downreps when they are perfectly reasonable.
It's a big deal for alot of people when they get downrepped...Yugioer wrote:Hm, interesting system. The idea of it is to be just a nice little extra to the forum, but it looks like it really is a big deal.
Sadly, I don't have any suggestions on what to do or change. Anyways, I'm looking forward to repping, once I've been here for long enough
Exactly, so better be a good doggy to prevent feeling the extraordinary downrep power. It's not to be underestimated.lighthouse64 wrote:It's a big deal for alot of people when they get downrepped...Yugioer wrote:Hm, interesting system. The idea of it is to be just a nice little extra to the forum, but it looks like it really is a big deal.
Sadly, I don't have any suggestions on what to do or change. Anyways, I'm looking forward to repping, once I've been here for long enough
Unless you're used to it...Kyo wrote:Exactly, so better be a good doggy to prevent feeling the extraordinary downrep power. It's not to be underestimated.lighthouse64 wrote:It's a big deal for alot of people when they get downrepped...Yugioer wrote:Hm, interesting system. The idea of it is to be just a nice little extra to the forum, but it looks like it really is a big deal.
Sadly, I don't have any suggestions on what to do or change. Anyways, I'm looking forward to repping, once I've been here for long enough
Would be great to troll someone with a fake uprep.Natsu wrote:That is actually kind of a cool idea for next April Fools. =P
Consider it as spam. That's something you CAN report, but I'd rather wait until it happens again from the same user.CaptainSyrup wrote:IDK but i feel like members shouldn't fake the message at all.