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futureimagineer1117 09-18-2005, 06:59 PM I have decided to make a thread for everybody who is new to the site (and existing users who have not yet discovered it) about reputation points and such.
Reputation points are points that you lose or receive when other members comment on your posts. You can see your reputation and your points by going to User Control Panel (User CP) and go to options, then click the option that says things about your reputation.
Once you click that, every time you go to your User CP you can access your reputation. A red box next to a message indicates that a user disapproved of your post. A green box indicates that they did approve of your post.
You will see the thread that your post was in and that date the reputation was given. You will also see their comments on your post. For example, somebody might disapprove of your post and say "Bad posting style", or "Offensive post, please be nicer next time".
You can give other users reputation comments by looking at their post and clicking on the scale-looking icon at the top right-hand corner of the post. You will then be asked if you approve or disapprove of the information posted. You can then add comments, but please do not post your member name!
Keep in mind that the reputation is what a certain set of people think about a certain set of words. If you get a bed reputation, please remember that. We don't want you flaming!
Make sure that you check your reputation often; it can tell you how to improve and if you have improved in your posting style.
If you get a bad reputation for flaming or making fun of another player's thoughts, I suggest you go back and apologize so you might get a good reputation in return! The last thing you want to do is edit that post, for then they would be giving or taking away points for nothing!
Always be sure to never tell your reputation points to anybody. They are to be kept personal. Would you really tell a stranger what grade you got on your report card? The same applies to reputation points.
You can't give a reputation to the same post. So make sure you're careful about what you say!
You also can't give a reputation to the same member after a certain amount of reputation given to other members (does anybody know how many reps. it is? If you do, please PM me and I will add it and thank you in the thread:))
NEVER ever ever give somebody a bad reputation because of another post. Be fair-we're all VMKers, right?
pluto =unknown quantanty (Thanks to Lemonysnicket3, posted 10/23/05)
(red square)=shameless behavior/hope to improve
If somebody gave you an offensive reputation, always feel free to PM a mod, not post it where everybody can see.
If you should have any questions, please PM a mod or myself.
Have a nice day, and remember these keys to reputations! :CastMem:
Futureimagineer1117
crushandgush 09-18-2005, 07:02 PM very good idea :luxhello: :luxhello:
futureimagineer1117 09-18-2005, 07:07 PM Thanks. And mods, if this is a good thread to sticky, go right ahead.
PixelProphet 09-18-2005, 07:26 PM should make it so it leaves a username on who decided to leave a message so people would think twice about leaving bad feedback due to loss of it being anonymous
futureimagineer1117 09-18-2005, 08:22 PM Maybe. Then if somebody posted something mean on your rep the person could say "that wasn't nice to add to my rep" or something.
wdwmagic 09-18-2005, 08:26 PM i wonderd what those thing where thanks for the help
futureimagineer1117 09-18-2005, 08:40 PM your welcome, anytime!
PinkPokaDot 09-18-2005, 08:52 PM i can not see the comments, doe this mean there was none?
Pebble 09-18-2005, 08:57 PM Someone gave me a bad reputation point for answering a question -.-, I searched the board and my only post was this...
It was on the first page of this board ;)
ROFL that was evil.
futureimagineer1117 09-18-2005, 08:58 PM probably that's the case
Sorry to double post but I have new info:
I just learned you can put a character instead of a red or green dot when giving reputations, and that sometimes your reputation will be visible automatically (without choosing that option).
This thread is ready to sticky if it is helpful!
Minay 10-17-2005, 08:37 PM I made a thread about this, but it was merged into another, so you couldn't see the first post with all the questions. This is probably going to get merged as well. That was mean, because I spent a lot of time working on that front page, and nobody can see it -.-
Edit: They wouldn't sticky mine either -.-
bigZZ 10-17-2005, 09:17 PM what is a good rep point total? not trying to be nosy or rude i just dont know.
Poseidon 10-17-2005, 09:41 PM Why shouldn't you tell anyone your Reputation points? Rep is just a gimmick, so what's the big deal?
futureimagineer1117 10-17-2005, 10:01 PM Why shouldn't you tell anyone your Reputation points? Rep is just a gimmick, so what's the big deal?
You can tell them your points, but it's optional. The reason I said you shouldn't is that in most cases, the person with less feels worse when they hear the higher one and announce theirs. Just do it in PM & you're okey-dokey.
There is no really good reputation point total, it's based on what you think. I think 9 and up is reasonable, but i don't want to hurt anybody's feelings.
bigZZ 10-17-2005, 10:36 PM oh ok thanks imagineer :)
LadyFire 10-17-2005, 10:46 PM Just sharing my view on Rep points. I like the idea of getting creative/constructive feedback. However, most of the time they are used as a way to get back at some of our least favorite members. I disabled mine because it appears mine is a " I totaly do not understand what you were talking about so I will jump to conclusions and get mad at you for something you didn't really say" points.:confused: Oh well. The responses are classic:lachen70:
futureimagineer1117 10-21-2005, 11:22 PM Just sharing my view on Rep points. I like the idea of getting creative/constructive feedback. However, most of the time they are used as a way to get back at some of our least favorite members. I disabled mine because it appears mine is a " I totaly do not understand what you were talking about so I will jump to conclusions and get mad at you for something you didn't really say" points.:confused: Oh well. The responses are classic:lachen70:
I agree. Use them as constructive criticism!
Azure 10-21-2005, 11:44 PM That's exactly why they don't make you put you're title beside the point that you gave them because then you will automaticaly give them rep points back SOME MORE BAD THAN OTHERS.
futureimagineer1117 10-22-2005, 12:20 AM That's exactly why they don't make you put you're title beside the point that you gave them because then you will automaticaly give them rep points back SOME MORE BAD THAN OTHERS.
Nice point, CL_Azure.
I felt like calling you by your VMK name.
DevTheGreat 10-22-2005, 01:29 AM Thread Date Comment
*WARNING* To Rare For So... 10-21-2005 07:11 PM ...uber?
But Why do people give bad rep for Dumb Reasons?
PinkTinkPixie 10-22-2005, 03:57 AM I have a question (or more)
1. What is the maximum amount of mickeys you can have?
2. How many rep. points do you need in order to become 'famous'?
Becky 10-22-2005, 04:11 AM I have a question (or more)
1. What is the maximum amount of mickeys you can have?
2. How many rep. points do you need in order to become 'famous'?
1. I don't believe there's a limit, but my "theory" is at five. Just my theory, though!
2. I believe when you get close to a 100 mark (ie: near 100 points, near 200 points, etc.) your reputation status sentence is "so-and-so will become famous soon enough", although I'm not quite sure.
-Becky
PinkTinkPixie 10-22-2005, 04:18 AM Becky, it says that you are a 'jewel in the rough'. LOL. What does 'has a arora bout' (or whatever it says) mean?
And why do they label you 'famous'? LOL.
Becky 10-22-2005, 04:27 AM Becky, it says that you are a 'jewel in the rough'. LOL. What does 'has a arora bout' (or whatever it says) mean?
And why do they label you 'famous'? LOL.
I'm not necessarily "famous", and I don't know what that means, LOL. I think the higher up in reputation points you get, your sentence changes, but that's my opinion.
-Becky
Wendot 10-22-2005, 04:28 AM 1. I don't believe there's a limit, but my "theory" is at five. Just my theory, though!
Based on many other messageboards that I've seen, I'm pretty sure 5 "Mickeys" is the max.
Becky 10-22-2005, 04:29 AM Oh really? Didn't know. I assumed it was five, because if you look at mickeys, then fit in five mickeys in the "mickey space', it would fit just right.
-Becky
PD: K.. that made no sense XD
PinkTinkPixie 10-22-2005, 04:57 AM I wonder how many rep. points you need to get 5 mickeys!! That must be alot!!!
Appleson 10-22-2005, 04:58 AM that is a good question. i just hope to at least get 2
PinkTinkPixie 10-22-2005, 05:10 AM Same here. I wanna be famous!! LOL. JK.
Manchester United 10-22-2005, 06:35 AM Sorry ppl there is already a main thread on this! Sorry!:wave2:
Go to this thread to carry on your Reputation questions!
http://www.vmkforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13476&page=1&pp=10
Fanx
Man Utd
futureimagineer1117 10-22-2005, 12:32 PM I have a question (or more)
1. What is the maximum amount of mickeys you can have?
2. How many rep. points do you need in order to become 'famous'?
Not sure about the Mickeys. Everybody gets a bad rep. sooner or later, so in they have multiples chances are they won't have it too long.
There really is no "famous". I posted somewhere (maybe not this thread) that a good rep. is around 9. Any higher is fantastic. Any lower is still good. There is no set number.
And Manchester United-
There is no "main thread" on this topic. You were just asking questions. Also, your first post to the thread was a month later than mine (check the date of my first post to this thread). Therefore, mine was first.
AceLollipop 10-22-2005, 01:33 PM Not sure about the Mickeys. Everybody gets a bad rep. sooner or later, so in they have multiples chances are they won't have it too long.
There really is no "famous". I posted somewhere (maybe not this thread) that a good rep. is around 9. Any higher is fantastic. Any lower is still good. There is no set number.
And Manchester United-
There is no "main thread" on this topic. You were just asking questions. Also, your first post to the thread was a month later than mine (check the date of my first post to this thread). Therefore, mine was first.
There is a famous. 9 is really not that great either.
futureimagineer1117 10-22-2005, 01:35 PM There is a famous. 9 is really not that great either.
Oops, you're right. That was just my personal opinion, anyway. I just noticed that it says something about fame, but there's not much of a "famous" put into it. It is simply the comment. It should never be used as favouratism, as some use it.
futureimagineer1117 10-22-2005, 02:25 PM Sorry for double-post! New info! Some may already know it..
:goofy: = Reputation is inactive for this member
:mickey2: = Good reputation (there are multiples)
lemonysnicket3 10-22-2005, 10:24 PM :pluto: =unknown quantanty
(red square)=shameless behavior/hope to improve
futureimagineer1117 10-23-2005, 02:44 PM :pluto: =unknown quantanty
(red square)=shameless behavior/hope to improve
Oh yeah, how to forget Pluto? He's my favorite. Thanks.
NaviMap 10-24-2005, 05:30 AM Oh my gosh, i logged in my user name today and found i got a bad rep on saying how i liked a dish at Disneyland's Plaza Inn and got this stupid comment along with the bad rep:
"Boo anything at Disneyland is horrible"
Use the reputation to help encourage other players by giving good rep and comments (but if you have to give bad rep, tell them how to improve) instead of getting kicks out of putting stupid comments like a coward. I personally don't find this funny at all, especially if kids received these kinds of careless comments.
I think it would be nice if the forums would reveal who gave you rep and some people would think twice and seriously before carelessly giving bad rep.
AceLollipop 10-24-2005, 10:36 AM I think it would be nice if the forums would reveal who gave you rep and some people would think twice and seriously before carelessly giving bad rep.
That bad thing is then, people would use the rep to get back at someone when they do leave fair rep.
Gingerkitty 10-24-2005, 07:55 PM there should be 1 for having 15 and up
NaviMap 10-25-2005, 12:24 AM That bad thing is then, people would use the rep to get back at someone when they do leave fair rep.It's being abused in such a cowardly way to get at certain people as it is right now. If a post is incorrect or false i would post a reply and would expect the same from others if i posted false info. If people have an honest and fair criticism, then they would post a reply, If someone wanted to have fun to heckle someone or say something incredibly mean to say for liking a certain dish at Disneyland, they would use the bad rep feature so they could endlessly make offensive comments to others.
Batleth 10-25-2005, 07:24 AM ...they would use the bad rep feature so they could endlessly make offensive comments to others. There are some safeguards in place on the rep system to hinder users from repeatedly derepping or repping the same user over and over. We've had some good success from these safeguards. Though if you feel any comment left has violated any of our policies, then please report it to a mod and we'll take it from there. We feel any comment left is the same as if that user had PMed the other user. They will be dealt with in accordance of our policy guidelines.
Yes, some will abuse the rep system in just giving random or not very good reasons to adjust someone's rep. This is unfortunate at this time. We are seeking to ever adjust the rep system to help weed out these kinds of offenders and their results on other user's reps.
SoarinSoarin 10-29-2005, 09:00 PM Well i was wondering some people have like 2 mickes, some even 3 next to there name! how many reputation points does it require to get 2? to get 3?
thanks soarinsoarin
Appleson 10-29-2005, 09:01 PM Well i was wondering some people have like 2 mickes, some even 3 next to there name! how many reputation points does it require to get 2? to get 3?
thanks soarinsoarin
that's a good question. i don't know how many, but i do know that bbalman, ashleym, cimorne, and mrgenie have 2 mickeys while becky has 3.
zelphda112 10-29-2005, 11:40 PM Ty so much I was wondering about rep :)
Becky 10-30-2005, 02:37 AM that's a good question. i don't know how many, but i do know that bbalman, ashleym, cimorne, and mrgenie have 2 mickeys while becky has 3.
Actually, Nedakh just received three mickeys yesterday :) You get 2 Mickeys at 100 points and 3 mickeys at 200 points. I'm not necessarily at 300 yet, so I couldn't tell you if 300 makes 4 mickeys...
-Becky
LittleSpunky 10-30-2005, 02:39 AM This maybe in the wrong place to post this, you may move it, but anyways, I've been wanting to give alot of people good reputations......but how do i give reputations?
WDWFutureGirl 10-30-2005, 03:03 AM The little Balance on the side of someones post
Becky 10-30-2005, 03:50 AM how many points do you get per good rep and how many taken away for a bad rep???????
Check the "Home" page of this website by visiting http://www.vmkforums.com, then, while logged in, look for the number of rep power points you have. It will say "Rep Power:" and a number.
futureimagineer1117 10-30-2005, 08:41 PM Just a coinkidink......(coincidence)
On Becky's where it says "Diamond in the rough" or something....
I watched Aladdin the other night, and the only one allowed in the cave of wonders was "The diamond in the rough".
Thanks! I knew you would like it.
Kinda off topic: I don't mean to make this post a flame, but it happened repeatedly so I might as well bring it up:
People have been continuously copying my thread. I'm just using Manchester United as an example, because he made a thread two days ago on this same topic. Mods, please post or PM me if this is not the original Reputation help thread.
On Topic: I don't think that we should really be talking about other people's reputation points. I'm happy we're talking, but just not about that subject. Thanks.
Masterbob 11-04-2005, 01:15 AM what are the orange rep boxes?do you get them after like 500 bad reps?
Annia 11-04-2005, 01:16 AM where do u see orange boxes?
Gotsumgame 11-04-2005, 05:18 AM Look at Evil Kid Bugs Rep. LOL
spbink 11-04-2005, 01:55 PM So what exactly does the Pluto icon mean in the reps? Does that mean somebody said "I disapprove of this post"? I know Mickey is for "I approve", but I thought that the red square was for "I disapprove" and there are only two options...
AceLollipop 11-04-2005, 01:58 PM So what exactly does the Pluto icon mean in the reps? Does that mean somebody said "I disapprove of this post"? I know Mickey is for "I approve"...
If you get a pluto in your rep box, that means the person either has there rep. disabled and gave you rep, or has so little rep points that thier rep points they want to give, or take away from you, don't count. ]
So any pluto heads you get, neither give, or take away your rep.
spbink 11-04-2005, 07:15 PM Okay, that makes sense. Thanks for the info :)
futureimagineer1117 11-05-2005, 04:29 PM what are the orange rep boxes?do you get them after like 500 bad reps?
They're red, and I'm not sure how many bad reps you have to have to get it. Ask Evil Kid Bugs, he has about 10 of those, LOL.
Gotsumgame 11-06-2005, 05:28 PM After PMing a Mod last night, I asked how we got the Plutos. I thought you could only get a Mickey or Red Box. Well anyways, he told me that he thought that the players that don't have enough reputation themselves, can't give good or bad. It might be helpful to add, I dunno.
Batleth 11-06-2005, 08:17 PM After PMing a Mod last night, I asked how we got the Plutos. I thought you could only get a Mickey or Red Box. Well anyways, he told me that he thought that the players that don't have enough reputation themselves, can't give good or bad. It might be helpful to add, I dunno.Yeah, we call it a non-rep because they don't have enough power to make your reps go either way.
futureimagineer1117 11-06-2005, 10:23 PM Yeah, we call it a non-rep because they don't have enough power to make your reps go either way.
Thanks for the info, Batleth! :peterpan:
Gotsumgame 11-10-2005, 06:01 AM Dear MODs or Anyone Who Knows Rep. Well,
When someone gives you rep. I have gotten eight points from someone to about one point from someone else. Does the person who gave eight points have more rep. power on site, so he can give more points. and vice versa?
shiregirl 11-10-2005, 06:09 AM Dear MODs or Anyone Who Knows Rep. Well,
When someone gives you rep. I have gotten eight points from someone to about one point from someone else. Does the person who gave eight points have more rep. power on site, so he can give more points. and vice versa?Yup. I wondered this myself a while back and realized that the rep power you see on the home page indicates what effect you have on another's rep, either negatively or positively. I have gotten good rep before that did not effect my points at all because the person must have had a rep power of 0.
Taryn 11-10-2005, 06:15 AM Yup. I wondered this myself a while back and realized that the rep power you see on the home page indicates what effect you have on another's rep, either negatively or positively. I have gotten good rep before that did not effect my points at all because the person must have had a rep power of 0.
So...if someone has negative rep, and tried to give you positive rep, would you actually get points taken away? Hmmm....lol, I'm confusing myself :)
shiregirl 11-10-2005, 06:24 AM So...if someone has negative rep, and tried to give you positive rep, would you actually get points taken away? Hmmm....lol, I'm confusing myself :)Ack! No :Tongue: Heehee, let me make a distinction. There are two different rep factors being discussed here:
Rep Points:
This indicates the amount of points you have based on positive, negative, or nuetral reputation given you by other members. You find this under User CP.
http://img452.**************/img452/7676/reppoints6kq.png (http://**************)
Rep Power
This indicates how much power you have to effect another user's reputation points. For instance, if your rep power is 1, and you give another user positive rep, their rep points will increase by 1. You find this on the home page.
http://img452.**************/img452/9300/reppower1ns.png (http://**************)
Taryn 11-10-2005, 06:27 AM OHHH! That makes sense!!! Wow, I am super fascinated by how genius this system is, lol :D
Edit: Ok, another question....if I gave someone bad rep, would it take away however many my rep power is?
shiregirl 11-10-2005, 06:35 AM OHHH! That makes sense!!! Wow, I am super fascinated by how genius this system is, lol :D
Edit: Ok, another question....if I gave someone bad rep, would it take away however many my rep power is?Noppers. Your rep power is based on other factors, which I do not know, and which I think the moderators have decided not to disclose. :)
Inchantmente 11-10-2005, 07:15 PM so, is there a place where you can see all the comments? or can you only look at the latest reputation added.
futureimagineer1117 11-11-2005, 06:36 PM so, is there a place where you can see all the comments? or can you only look at the latest reputation added.
As of this moment, I'm not sure.
Greenway 11-11-2005, 07:18 PM Now there is a Goofy Head to go with the Mickeys and Plutos. Are Goofys bad?
Becky 11-11-2005, 08:34 PM Now there is a Goofy Head to go with the Mickeys and Plutos. Are Goofys bad?
Actually, Greenway:
Pluto Head = Neutral Rep
Goofy Head = Bad Rep
Mickey Head = Good Rep
I believe Shiregirl just told you how someone increases, decreases, or gives you neutral reputation points above :).
-Becky
bigZZ 11-12-2005, 12:34 AM i thought goofy was when u turn off your rep. info and mickey is good pluto is nuetral and a red square is bad rep.
darthmatt 11-12-2005, 05:21 AM i thought goofy was when u turn off your rep. info and mickey is good pluto is nuetral and a red square is bad rep.
yes that is correct red is when its bad rep
bigZZ 11-12-2005, 07:32 AM ok just had to clear that up :)
futureimagineer1117 11-12-2005, 09:26 PM I'm confused!! And this is my own thread! Ah!
bigZZ 11-12-2005, 09:46 PM lol ok here is the run down lol mickey = good rep pluto = nutrual rep. goofy = rep has been turned off red square = bad rep
futureimagineer1117 11-18-2005, 07:43 PM lol ok here is the run down lol mickey = good rep pluto = nutrual rep. goofy = rep has been turned off red square = bad rep
Correct-a-mundo! Now we just have to get the word out!
barfownz 11-22-2005, 12:59 AM how do you give people neutral rep?
Schmoofy 11-22-2005, 01:00 AM how do you give people neutral rep?
If you give them a rep that has a good side and a bad side to it,it comes out nuetral(I think..)
barfownz 11-22-2005, 01:02 AM what do you mean? because some of the rep has pluto, how do you do that? (thanks for replying so quick)
SoarinSoarin 11-22-2005, 01:05 AM i have no clue at all! i think that if you have a bad rep for a few days without any good on top of it, the bad multiplies! and the the goods make up for the bad rep that multiplied over the days! and vice-versa for good and then a bad!
SS~
MrGenie 11-22-2005, 01:05 AM Pluto (neutral) rep means the person who left you the rep has no reputation altering power. This can happen for a few reasons, none of which I can disclose. There is no way to manually select neutral rep...you have to pick positive or negative rep, and then the system determines if your rep should count.
SweepHunter 11-22-2005, 01:08 AM I want to know that also.
SoarinSoarin 11-22-2005, 01:09 AM ok, so the more rep power you have, the less neutral reps that you offer up? and then can the mods say like "no, there is no reason for this rep" and make it neutral?
SS~
MarathonMan 11-22-2005, 01:13 AM Pluto (neutral) rep means the person who left you the rep has no reputation altering power. This can happen for a few reasons, none of which I can disclose. There is no way to manually select neutral rep...you have to pick positive or negative rep, and then the system determines if your rep should count.
wow i was not aware of that, oh well there goes about half of all the rep. i have given
barfownz 11-22-2005, 01:19 AM yeah, some little 7 years old are giving me bad rep then in the comments they say i love you or hi
SweepHunter 11-22-2005, 01:20 AM The amount of points added or deducted is based on a person's rep power. Moderator can delete rep give for the wrong reasons.
MrGenie has 3 times the mice as I do so his rep counts more than mine.
I like the system as I got a pluto from a joker.
Wondering if a person with negative rep gave negative rep then would the rep be positve rep? This is based on mathematics classes I took.:wave2:
barfownz 11-22-2005, 01:27 AM good job sweep!
WDWFutureGirl 11-22-2005, 02:15 AM Neutral-not engaged on either side; specifically : not aligned with a political or ideological grouping
What does a Neutral Rep look like
The Great Funstitch 11-22-2005, 09:34 PM We all know now there are characters for all Reputation points except the red square so I thought of a character to go for that here it is:donald: hope you like this suggestion.
Kaironzet 11-22-2005, 09:39 PM We all know now there are characters for all Reputation points except the red square so I thought of a character to go for that here it is:donald: hope you like this suggestion.
Donald is a good character, maybe Bad Pete will suit with the red square ;)
MrGenie 11-22-2005, 09:41 PM Poor Donald! :eek:
I think the reason we use a red square for negative reputation is that if you made it a cute little smiley then people wouldn't know it is negative, and they might even be inclined to try to get negative reputation so they could have it. We certainly don't need to encourage that. :rolleyes: Thanks for the suggestion though...we're always trying to improve the site!
LittleJoe 11-22-2005, 09:48 PM I think there should be a smile for it, also i think that when a person gives Rep., their name should be shown with it, so you know who did it.
AceLollipop 11-22-2005, 10:09 PM Use an evil disney person from one of the movies.
carlyiscoolio 11-22-2005, 10:59 PM Well, when I go to look at my rep, I see the last 5 points people have given me. Well, my question is is there any way to view all of your rep points you have ever had? I was just curious about that, because I would like to see some of my first rep points. that is a suggestion for this site if you do not already have it :) Thanks in advance in answering this question xD
Supernova08 11-22-2005, 11:15 PM I have a suggestion for rep points. When a person gives someone rep (good or bad), their user name should be included. I've gotten a few bad rep points recently from posts I made a month ago, and this person didn't bother to include a comment of any kind or any reason for the rep.
If people's user names were included, they would think twice about giving people bad rep for no reason. I mean, the whole point of rep points is to help the poster make corrections and such, not to punish someone because they did not agree with a certain person :mad:
(I just realized that LittleJoe said the same thing about the name thing, lol)
AceLollipop 11-22-2005, 11:42 PM No, there is no way to see that.
SplashtheAlien 11-22-2005, 11:54 PM Donald is cool
why would you suggest that?
sure he has his evil days but he is good at heart and realizes his mistake in the end
Batleth 11-23-2005, 01:04 AM I have a suggestion for rep points. When a person gives someone rep (good or bad), their user name should be included. I've gotten a few bad rep points recently from posts I made a month ago, and this person didn't bother to include a comment of any kind or any reason for the rep.
If people's user names were included, they would think twice about giving people bad rep for no reason. I mean, the whole point of rep points is to help the poster make corrections and such, not to punish someone because they did not agree with a certain person :mad:
(I just realized that LittleJoe said the same thing about the name thing, lol)This would only cause flame wars, which we've already seen happen.
carlyiscoolio 11-23-2005, 01:04 AM Oh, ok. Well, my suggestion to this site is that we make it where we can see all of our rep points :)
Princessme 11-23-2005, 02:14 AM Whats worse? red square or pluto??
LittleJoe 11-23-2005, 02:15 AM Whats worse? red square or pluto??
Red square. Pluto means you have been given Rep. that won't change your amount either way.
I just got a Pluto. Reputation Info 11-23-2005 03:20 AM She was very nice to me!
It didn't effect my Rep either way.
Princessme 11-23-2005, 02:20 AM thank you for answering me! major rep!
PinkTinkPixie 11-23-2005, 03:07 AM Yeah. Speaking of red squares, have you seen how many red squares EKB has? That's crazy!
LittleJoe 11-23-2005, 03:08 AM Yeah. Speaking of red squares, have you seen how many red squares EKB has? That's crazy!
Maybe he does it on purpose.:wave2: some look orange.
PinkTinkPixie 11-23-2005, 03:16 AM That's what I was thinking! Anyway, I just recently got a pluto, and it gave me more rep!
Gotsumgame 11-23-2005, 05:13 AM Evil Kid Bug's Reputation is SO low, red isn't even affective, so they use orange..LOL. Anyways, the Pluto reputation was not supposed to give you rep. That's quite odd.
bigZZ 11-23-2005, 05:38 AM and he still keeps going lol
Gotsumgame 11-23-2005, 06:12 AM If this is a Reputation fact thread, I think the one below should be added:
Do not beg for Rep. points.That means no asking for points in the game and such. This is against the Forums rules.
SplashtheAlien 11-23-2005, 07:27 AM I was just wondering what these four icons mean when they are your reputation points: :goofy: :donald: :mickey2: :pluto:
i would like to know because i have a few mickey and pluto and i do not know what it means and if there is any other reputation things plz let me know
jentink 11-23-2005, 07:32 AM well if you use the search button and look for thread on reputation you'll find your answer there.
since i'm answering though, goofy appears instead of mickey when that user's reputation is turned off (meaning you can't leave bad or good rep for them at all, they have no score.) mickey shows up to indicate you have good rep, and how many mickeys you have means how many good rep points you have. pluto shows up in your recent reputation instead of a green dot or a red dot when the user who left the repuation doesn't have enough rep power to change your rep score whatsoever.
no clue what donald is for. this would be a good time to use the search button, say for "donald reputation".
SplashtheAlien 11-23-2005, 07:37 AM ty for info jentink
what is pluto though?
Haydenfan 11-23-2005, 07:38 AM ty for info jentink
what is pluto though?
pluto is when someone is trying to give u bad or good rep but I think they don't have enough points to do so.
SplashtheAlien 11-23-2005, 07:40 AM ah ty haydenfan
i just realized that i think i made up donald as a reputation point lol
jentink 11-23-2005, 07:40 AM oops, edited my post, i said goofy when i meant to say pluto. hmmm, maybe i better go to bed...?
Haydenfan 11-23-2005, 07:42 AM i just realized that i think i made up donald as a reputation point lol
I am doing this in my head : :lachen70:
SweepHunter 11-23-2005, 08:04 AM So a pluto does not count, what a shame.
That will help the bad rep hunters narrow the field.
Thanks Jenntink for the help.
I am waiting for moderators to give me the Dumbo or Jafar icon.
futureimagineer1117 11-23-2005, 07:40 PM OMG-
I haven't been on the forums in, like, forever so I took a look at my rep for this thread:
Comments on this Post Great Idea!
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wow very good post thx a lot
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Thank you. Now that I know what this is, I can comment on it! LOL
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Thank you for helping me and others understand Rep.
Great Information!
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nice post on the rep
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Great post. This helps alot of ppl including me
Very nice post!
Very Helpful Thread!
He taugh me something I didn't know.
very good idea!
thx for the rep. info!!
Good info From: Nessa
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Scary, right? Anyway, I think all the ideas are great!
vmkprincess2007 11-24-2005, 12:22 PM i was wondering for a while i wanted to quit bc of badd rep how do i get rid of it to make me feel better ty:wave2:
SweepHunter 11-24-2005, 12:30 PM You can post lots of wonderful stuff and hope that helps.
You have to ignore rep. It is only a tool that lets you know what others think of you. The best tool for that is by asking other people what they think of you.
If you do not want to see your rep then:
Go to User CP
on the left is Edit Options and click on that.
Reputation is at the top and to turn it off click and uncheck the box.
You not see your rep and be very happy as this is the first board I have been on that uses rep points. I was very happy without the rep points.
vmkprincess2007 11-24-2005, 04:07 PM ok ty so much
futureimagineer1117 11-25-2005, 01:44 PM I just want to note:
All the people's reputation is confidential.
I say this because reputation, when shared, either makes one person or the other feel bad. Thanks for making the forums a happy place. I've seen a lot of sharing lately...do it in PM's if any please.
Batleth 11-25-2005, 02:00 PM "Reputation System Misuse" - The Reputation system allows our members to leave comments about one anothers' posts, and thereby contribute to their overall 'reputation'. The following uses of the Reputation System on this site are not allowed:
Reputation Fraud: Creating multiple accounts to give negative or positive reputation to other members or your own account. Soliciting other members/friends to give mass negative or positive repuation to your account or another user's account is also fraud.
Reputation Harassment: Purposely giving negative reputation to a user because of personal dislikes of the user or retaliation towards a user. This also includes soliciting other members to gang up on another user to give that user negative reputation.
Reputation Comments: Giving personal information through reputation comments or trolling/flaming. Our policies still apply for reputation comments and will be dealt with the same as if their comments were PMed to a user. If you obtain any reputation comments that violate any of our policies, then you should contact a mod about this immediately.
Reputation Begging: The act of requesting reputation from other users is called reputation begging. This also includes Signatures, Titles, PM's, posts containing requests or encouragement to give you or another user positive or negative reputation points.
Reputation Bribery: The act of requesting reputation in trade for something is called reputation bribery.
Reputation Trolling: The act of complaining about being dereped for little or no reason or acts of telling people to falsely derep them about their posts is called Reputation Trolling.
Reputation Pity: The act of posting sad comments about their reputation so other users feel sorry for them so that they will give them reputations is called pity reputation.
Pebble 11-25-2005, 07:44 PM Are you allowed to call people "freaks" when giving them bad rep? I've been called that alot rofl. -.-
Batleth 11-25-2005, 08:35 PM Are you allowed to call people "freaks" when giving them bad rep? I've been called that alot rofl. -.-Taken care of comment and user that left it.
LittleJoe 11-25-2005, 08:36 PM Could there be a system installed that tells you who did it? Also if you don't think that you should of lost the points, is there a way to get them back?
Batleth 11-25-2005, 08:39 PM Could there be a system installed that tells you who did it? Also if you don't think that you should of lost the points, is there a way to get them back?So you want me to let you see who derepped you so you could go flame them? LOL Not about to happen. This is the exact reason why we disabled everyone seeing who gave them rep. If a rep comment violates one of our polices, contact a mod so they can investiage.
wdwmagic 11-26-2005, 03:43 PM I think that it would be nice if people would leave a message for why they give you the approve or disapprove. Also, I think everyone should sign their title to their reputations points the give people. Because i do not think it is fair for someone to go around giving a bad rep the not leave a message or name . . . . like this idea???
If you aregree please post saying your title and "I agree"
wdwmagic:xmas4:
I Agree:xmas35:
thegoof 11-26-2005, 03:45 PM I agree with part of it. I like the suggestion of haing to put message, but like the fact I can be unknown.
wdwmagic 11-26-2005, 03:47 PM well i think everyone should be mature enought to sign thier name. . .then their will not ba so many people jsut going around giving bad rep for no reason .. . .becuse i think if they need to give you bad rep it should be for a good reason and not just because you did one thing wrong. . but whatever you like
ElementSun 11-26-2005, 03:52 PM i agree:xmas35:
starrr16 11-26-2005, 07:27 PM i like being unknown becaus ethen you wont be harrassed
AshaDancerr 11-26-2005, 08:04 PM I mostly agree, however, if you give bad rep for a legitimate reason then the person might get mad, even though there is a reason for it and you might be harassed. So, i feel you should sign your name if you feel like you should, but it should not be required.
Princessme 11-26-2005, 08:07 PM Yeah, i like to be unknown! Its just keeps things nice! :)
figmentisback 11-26-2005, 08:51 PM it is possable to make users leave a comment.. but it is best to make most comments annonymous...
TooHip 11-26-2005, 11:20 PM Comments for leaving rep - Should be a must!
Leaving names in rep - Not such a good idea.
Leave your name in a bad rep and you are likely to have "retaliation rep" directed at you. Leave your name in a good rep and it might foster "thank you, return rep".
I think rep should be isolated to use where anonymity allows the comment to be constructive for the intended recipient and leaves "rep for rep" possibilities out of the equation so that posters earn rep solely on the merits of their posts. Isn't that what rep is for?
Just my 2 cents.
-Too Hip. Gotta go!
bornballa 11-27-2005, 07:55 AM wow thx a lot now i know
Kaironzet 11-27-2005, 08:11 PM Anyone Know what Rep Power is? It says for me Rep Power-2. I would like to know, ty!
Rep Power is the points you award or make someone lose when you reputate him in a good or bad way. Mine is of 8 :)
So, if I give you good rep, you get 8 more points, if I give bad, you lose 8 points.
LittleJoe 11-27-2005, 08:11 PM http://www.vmkforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10648&highlight=Reputation
futureimagineer1117 11-28-2005, 10:13 PM I think that it would be nice if people would leave a message for why they give you the approve or disapprove. Also, I think everyone should sign their title to their reputations points the give people. Because i do not think it is fair for someone to go around giving a bad rep the not leave a message or name . . . . like this idea???
If you aregree please post saying your title and "I agree"
wdwmagic:xmas4:
I Agree:xmas35:
The message thing is right. They have it.
We shouldn't leave our title because people could get back and start a 'Reputation War'.
Appleonia 11-28-2005, 10:14 PM I Was Wondering, What do Those Little Mickey Heads/Goofy Heads/Pluto Heads/Red Dots Mean!?
Yesterday I Had A Red Dot, And Now I Have A Pluto Head!
What's Up With Thoughs Things? :xmas35:
acenima 11-28-2005, 10:15 PM red dots are bad
mockingbird 11-28-2005, 10:20 PM this is rep. ppl give u rep and take it away depending if they like your post or not. i THINK this is the order of rep from worst to best- red dot, pluto, mickey head. goofy head is turned of rep. a mod has a thread about this so u could search "rep" or "Reputation" in the search bar.
glad to help, a/k :xmas24:
SpinMarty 11-28-2005, 10:25 PM I just think it interesting that after 478 posts (as of this writing) you were not aware of the rep point system or where to find the answer (site feedback section and FAQs) :) Where have you been?
Appleonia 11-28-2005, 10:48 PM I just read those things, Thank you very much SpinMarty! So boo yah! LOL :xmas4:
futureimagineer1117 11-29-2005, 07:11 PM People, I just find it funny that after all these questions about what the heads/dots mean, you still don't get it! No offense to anybody.
AceLollipop 11-29-2005, 07:19 PM People, I just find it funny that after all these questions about what the heads/dots mean, you still don't get it! No offense to anybody.
Yours might be to difficult to follow for some. I had a reputation thread, and it used pictures. Some people are visual learners, and learn much better when they See a topic with pictures. (http://www.vmkforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22470)
lil325 12-01-2005, 11:28 PM Are you allowed to view other user's rep points? How many rep points do you start with? I think thats all. Thanks for the help
Appleonia 12-01-2005, 11:50 PM Are you allowed to view other user's rep points? How many rep points do you start with? I think thats all. Thanks for the help
I'm not sure about the first question, but the second.....The answer is 10! you start with ten rep points.
Minay 12-01-2005, 11:51 PM No - unless they screenie it, and send it to you..
and..
10 points.
Cookielover 12-02-2005, 03:08 AM no i guess
Annia 12-02-2005, 06:32 AM i have heard that having the pluto head means that something could be bad or good. i got a rep with a pluto head next to it. i have given reps before and all i saw was the choices of disapproving or approving. how could someone give a pluto head (basically, what do they click on so neither the mickey or red square shows)
Teyla 12-02-2005, 07:50 AM i have heard that having the pluto head means that something could be bad or good. i got a rep with a pluto head next to it. i have given reps before and all i saw was the choices of disapproving or approving. how could someone give a pluto head (basically, what do they click on so neither the mickey or red square shows)
The pluto head means neutral (sp?) rep, which means that the person probably has bad rep points, which will not impact your rep points if they decide to rep you... At least, I think that's how it is
Becky 12-02-2005, 05:26 PM The pluto head means neutral (sp?) rep, which means that the person probably has bad rep points, which will not impact your rep points if they decide to rep you... At least, I think that's how it is
Or they have their reputation disabled :).
-Becky
RikuBlade 12-03-2005, 10:51 AM Or they have their reputation disabled :).
-Becky
I really never could tell the difference rofl
Gotsumgame 12-04-2005, 02:52 AM I am not sure about this answer, so I decided to ask the question..
If you disable your repuation, but decide you want it back after some time, will you restart with your beginning amount, or go back to your amount after you left off. So say I have 130 Rep. Points, but I turn it off. If I turn it back on, do I get them back?
darthmatt 12-04-2005, 05:29 AM I am not sure about this answer, so I decided to ask the question..
If you disable your repuation, but decide you want it back after some time, will you restart with your beginning amount, or go back to your amount after you left off. So say I have 130 Rep. Points, but I turn it off. If I turn it back on, do I get them back?
Yes you do, I have tried it before it will be fine if you disable your rep.
DarthTimmy 12-04-2005, 05:35 AM I think rep points is just a "game" to some. I have had many bad reputation points for who knows what. So please do not give bad reputation to anyone for no reason.
futureimagineer1117 12-04-2005, 05:44 PM We know (many people have broken that rule and gotten the consequence) that this is important already but thanks for the reminder! And yes, reputation has been disabled temporarily, no questions asked.
futureimagineer1117 03-21-2006, 11:33 PM Sorry for double post, but apperently "temporarily" is a very long time!
DanaAirFairy 06-18-2006, 03:17 AM im very confused but i get the jist of the post :)
Sputnikpotato 06-18-2006, 03:43 AM hmm they all say different things
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