Can someone please tell me how this rep system works?
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That would be like educating a mollusc, for that reason, I'm out!Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostCan someone please tell me how this rep system works? -
No idea, sorry.
You can go up and down the ladder, seemingly, on a daily basis (like infant school children & their class behaviour) dependent on the whim of whoever you might have annoyed, or entertained. It's an unknown science. I'm still a *Lurker (apparently) but I don't know how the point scoring system works to get to the next level, or what the next level actually is. We need some insight as to how to get 'promoted' up the ranks...something like a CUK career path.
Update: I'm now a 'should post faster' but have no idea what badge to sew on my uniform.Clarity is everythingComment
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Thats not your rep!Originally posted by SteelyDan View PostNo idea, sorry.
You can go up and down the ladder, seemingly, on a daily basis (like infant school children & their class behaviour) dependent on the whim of whoever you might have annoyed, or entertained. It's an unknown science. I'm still a *Lurker (apparently) but I don't know how the point scoring system works to get to the next level, or what the next level actually is. We need some insight as to how to get 'promoted' up the ranks...something like a CUK career path.
Update: I'm now a 'should post faster' but have no idea what badge to sew on my uniform.
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Unless you're on top of the ladder and all you lot can see is an arsehole.Originally posted by SteelyDan View PostNo idea, sorry.
You can go up and down the ladder, seemingly, on a daily basis (like infant school children & their class behaviour) dependent on the whim of whoever you might have annoyed, or entertained. It's an unknown science. I'm still a *Lurker (apparently) but I don't know how the point scoring system works to get to the next level, or what the next level actually is. We need some insight as to how to get 'promoted' up the ranks...something like a CUK career path.
Update: I'm now a 'should post faster' but have no idea what badge to sew on my uniform.
Oh hang on....
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I must say you are a helpful lot
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You need to ask the question in Accounting/Legal that way you can get a more helpful answer.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI must say you are a helpful lot
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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42?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostYou need to ask the question in Accounting/Legal that way you can get a more helpful answer.Comment
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Well I did say first out 'I have no idea, sorry' so have at least proved that point. As you are Godlike, maybe you could enlighten us all?Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostThats not your rep!
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Click on the star on the left hand side of any post.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostCan someone please tell me how this rep system works?Comment
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