I didn't realise that as well as positive and negative rep, there was 'grey' neutral rep, giving no points, based, I assume on the worthlessness of the poster. Is that how it works? It seems that our friend russell is wasting his time. 'Loser' indeed.
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Exactly. The amount of rep given , both positive and negative, is related to the standing of the person giving it. You will give more neg/pos rep the more positive your own rep is. Below a certain point it doesn't matter what you do, any rep you leave will count for nothing either way.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI didn't realise that as well as positive and negative rep, there was 'grey' neutral rep, giving no points, based, I assume on the worthlessness of the poster. Is that how it works? It seems that our friend russell is wasting his time. 'Loser' indeed."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife. -
Thanks. I hadn't relaised you could be a 'zero' poster.Originally posted by DaveB View PostExactly. The amount of rep given , both positive and negative, is related to the standing of the person giving it. You will give more neg/pos rep the more positive your own rep is. Below a certain point it doesn't matter what you do, any rep you leave will count for nothing either way.Comment
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Some cretin (which doesn't narrow it down much) has negged me: 'Not sure you loser. love Russ'. He's not logged on, you fool.Comment
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Quite possibly his sock master using the wrong ID thenOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostSome cretin (which doesn't narrow it down much) has negged me: 'Not sure you loser. love Russ'. He's not logged on, you fool.
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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these are some of the comments from my Reps...
dullard
no one cares what you think
Bedwetting Gimp.
meh
sycophant
Bedwetter
Just give up you knobend. HTH SY01
It can be found here you village idiot. Sasguru
Blind leading the Blind
dweeb

Milan.Comment
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My favourite has to be when some one -ve me with the reason:Originally posted by milanbenes View Postthese are some of the comments from my Reps...
dullard
no one cares what you think
Bedwetting Gimp.
meh
sycophant
Bedwetter
Just give up you knobend. HTH SY01
It can be found here you village idiot. Sasguru
Blind leading the Blind
dweeb

Milan.
"because I can"Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
I want my account deleted and all of my information removed, I want to invoke my right to be forgotten.Comment
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I've just +ve repped you, for making me laugh.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postthese are some of the comments from my Reps...
dullard
no one cares what you think
Bedwetting Gimp.
meh
sycophant
Bedwetter
Just give up you knobend. HTH SY01
It can be found here you village idiot. Sasguru
Blind leading the Blind
dweeb

Milan.
Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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For any newbies reading this, whatever you do never ask how to rep.Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
My favourite has to be when some one -ve me with the reason:
"because I can"
Otherwise a bunch of smart asses will -ve rep you to say "It works like this"
I learned that the hard way
Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Bizarre, just got this:
"Idiot. Bloody rep someone else next time. Not funny"
Havn't repped anyone in this thread and only given positive rep today!
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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