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Samurai_Jack said:
So what's this reputation icon that's under the avatar? What's its purpose and when did it showed up?

:withstupi , I just noticed it this morning. You can add to someone's reputation but I want to know exactly what it is about? What does it do? How do you see what has been added? Etc...ShanMan can you answer ???
 

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Ditto. Its not on the public profile, so what's the effect going to be, if any? Will we eventually be able to filter posts using some minimal level of reputation? Inquiring minds want to know :scratch:
 

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I saw the icon the other day, I didn't ask because I wasn't sure how long it had been there. I just didn't want to look like a squidly dumb @ss if it had been there a while. I'm glad it hadn't been there too long. So shanman what is it for?
 

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my guess

The balance by the online dot lets you add or subtract from peoples reputation. I have (x) points and it will go up and down with what people think of my posts. Changing me from my distinguished road. Better or worse. Lets be grown ups about it too.

....my guess.
 

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JK_DILLA said:
The balance by the online dot lets you add or subtract from peoples reputation. I have (x) points and it will go up and down with what people think of my posts. Changing me from my distinguished road. Better or worse. Lets be grown ups about it too.

....my guess.

I had one person click on it, says I have "10 points" now. You can see it in your "User CP". Clickin' on the topic it give you doesn't say anything about who posted what as far as a comment or nothing like that, just brings you to that topic/post.

And now there is also a green dot next to the number of posts you have, what's that ?
 

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We're experimenting with, at the moment. I'm not sure it'll stay, but here is the link to the "official" info: http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/main/reputation

Nicely put, stolen from another site. :D :
At the top right of every post you will see a new icon (
) which allows you to provide reputation for that user's post. Clicking the icon allows you to post a comment and state whether you approve or disapprove. As long as you are a full user (i.e. you have 100 posts and have been a member for 90 days), this will then be publicly available for everyone to see and will appear directly underneath the post as a comment. A box titled "Comments on this post" will appear, with a list of users who agree/disagree.

All full users have a certain reputation power. This depends on the number of posts they have, the reputation they have received themselves and how long they have been a member etc. When you approve of a post, you increase the poster's reputation by the number of reputation points you have. If you disagree with their post, their reputation points will decrease by the number of reputation points you have.

If you are not yet a full user (i.e. you do not have 100 posts and have not been a member for 90 days) you do not have any reputation power. While you can still comment on posts, your comments will not be publicly available and you will not alter the poster's reputation points. The comments you make will only be visible to the poster in their user control panel.

Every time you agree or disagree with a post, your comment will appear in their user control panel. Each comment will either have a green icon (to show that the user agreed with your post), a red icon (to show that the user disagreed with your post) or a grey icon (where the user has no reputation power so is not a full member).

Everyone starts with 10 points and one green icon associated with their profile. As they gain (or lose) points, their total increases or decreases and the number of green icons next to their profile changes. The more green icons there are, the more the user is respected in the forum.

You can find out your current reputation level from your Control Panel. If you scroll to the bottom, you will see a "Latest Reputation Received" section, where you can find out your current reputation level and view the most recent comments posted about you.
 

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lol u can click your own weight, you have to fix that.

i mean i knwo the ladies will be clicking mine like crazy sooo............ :dthumb: :wbs: :rofl:
 

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zx636r said:
lol u can click your own weight, you have to fix that.

i mean i knwo the ladies will be clicking mine like crazy sooo............ :dthumb: :wbs: :rofl:

Hey, 636, is the bet still on that I'll soon pass you in posts? Then Kawasaki will :bowdown: to Yamaha!
 

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This is an entertaining idea, but only that, IMHO. It really won't serve to create an air of importance or even consensus on any single post. The reason? Some individuals like to create many trolls/personalities on a particular board for various reasons. Therefore, using these one could inflate their own reputation without it actually adding anything of value.

Just being around and reading the wisdom of members is enough to know who're the reputable members, IMO. The newbs might not know right away, but it doesn't take long for them to catch on.

What other fun add-ons does this software have Shan?
 
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