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They were the other modsOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhy didn't you just ban those giving you grief?
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But then you get rep whores.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostOther boards I use (much friendlier than here) use the "Reputation" feature of vBulletin. Basically, you get a few points of "rep" to hand out each day.
You can't give "rep" until you have reached a certain post count (I guess it would dissuade sock-puppeteers if this was set at around the 1000 post mark).Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThey were the other mods

Are you suggesting the mods are not united? What fun days they must have at cuk central.....Comment
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And this is totally like the post count whores IMO. Post count / rep is useful on a forum at times though. The reason for removing post count from LR posts was due to the likes of the counting thread, we want new users to be able to see those whose opinion should be valid by some form of measure of time on here or reputation.Originally posted by Sysman View PostBut then you get rep whores.
We are considering options, as suggested by boudica and MM, will let you know what we come up with. Any other suggestions welcomed.Comment
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For the third time...Originally posted by administrator View PostAny other suggestions welcomed.
Not sure if vBulletin supports that out of the box, though
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As soon as you try to measure anything it misbehaves.Originally posted by administrator View PostAnd this is totally like the post count whores IMO. Post count / rep is useful on a forum at times though. The reason for removing post count from LR posts was due to the likes of the counting thread, we want new users to be able to see those whose opinion should be valid by some form of measure of time on here or reputation.
We are considering options, as suggested by boudica and MM, will let you know what we come up with. Any other suggestions welcomed.
Everyone here knows that mine is the only valid opinion and mo-one else counts. Unless they agree with me.
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The 'Money Saving Expert' forum has a different take on the 'rep' idea IIRC...Originally posted by administrator View PostAny other suggestions welcomed.
Posts can be voted to be useful or not - which they've chosen to brand as 'thanked', so you have the post count plus 'thanked x times in y posts'. They also show who thanked/rated them. Not sure that's necessary.
Other forums and social sites have a simple thumbs up/thumbs down (I like this/I don't) symbol next to or below the post, which results in post count plus a positive and negative indicator.
Yes, it's open to abuse - but I think it'd be easy to spot people trying to skew the system, or use sockies.
PS - the simple like/dislike symbol would be the easiest to use - especially if it didn't take you away from the current page/thread, much like the multi-quote button.Comment
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Why not have it all:Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAs soon as you try to measure anything it misbehaves.
Everyone here knows that mine is the only valid opinion and mo-one else counts. Unless they agree with me.
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