My rep power is 0?

green meanie

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shesulsa said:
There ya go, Meanie!

:partyon:

Hee hee. Yay me!
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arnisador

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Swordlady said:
So that's how you get more rep power: By asking nicely.
It might be interesting to try a system like Reputation, but that is awarded based on the quality of posts instead! It's called 'Karma' on some boards.
 

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arnisador said:
It might be interesting to try a system like Reputation, but that is awarded based on the quality of posts instead! It's called 'Karma' on some boards.

Hi! :asian:

I understand your point, but the MT reputation sys is as much about fun as quality, IMO. BTW, I never rep. someone for something like this thread UNLESS they are already a productive and positive MT member - as evidenced by great posts elsewhere on site. Some great members, for some reason or another, have lower rep. than they deserve. Rick Wade comes to mind.

I remember the "Karma Wars" on E-Budo not so fondly...
 

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arnisador said:
It might be interesting to try a system like Reputation, but that is awarded based on the quality of posts instead! It's called 'Karma' on some boards.

Hey now...I made some good quality posts in the Sword Arts forum and elsewhere! No harm in having a little fun once in a while, right? ;)
 

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arnisador said:
It might be interesting to try a system like Reputation, but that is awarded based on the quality of posts instead! It's called 'Karma' on some boards.
Hard to enforce it though. The software's the same, just a few config and term differences.
 

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