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Reputation Points busted?
Why do we have posters with over 500, some over 600 pts? Are they that much better than us? I don't think so.
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Does it really matter? :confused:
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It's a self policing policy. There's really no way to argue with it.
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It's pathetic. The self policing system wasn't design to reward buddies. It was design to judge post fairlly. It has failed.
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It has succeeded enourmously, IMO. Rep points are completely irrelevant anyway. Tey mean absolutely nothing to anyone except those who haven't made into ORG.
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RedBloodedAmerican,bud as long as you are over 200 it really should'nt bother you imo.Maybe they should be a limit of the points you can get like 300 or so that that they would'nt be nobody mad or jelious.
Don't let it bother you b/c you are over 200 so just have fun. |
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Must mean something to some, if the system is abused in such a fashion. Why show a number after you made the cut?
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There has been allegations in the past of an "in-crowd" mentality. Buddies pushing other point total up is just going to alienate some posters. I haven't really been paying attention, until I noticed a few posters with over 500 points today. I just can't see how that is, if people are suppose to be fair. |
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hang in there man :beerme: you have alot more points than I do :laugh: |
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"...It has failed."
RBA got it right. It appears that as one garners more 'rep points' they gain more power. For instance, I got dinged the other day by someone and it cost me 3 points, not a single point for that single 'ding'. (If I'm wrong on that I'd like to see the rule in writing 'cause I looked for it and didn't find it.) From that, I have to conclude that it was someone that has a fairly high number of points, and, if that approach is carried on out, it would be only a slight while before a simple 'neg point' become a sledge hammer that carries more weight than it should entitle a member to wield. (BTW, that coward that dinged me didn't have the 'nads to sign his/her name and that pretty much tells ya' what a great human being they are. Point being, you shouldn't be able to neg someone if you aren't standup enough to say it to their face.) Down the road, as points are accumulated by a select few, their power grows and it throttles others for fear that they will offend 'the clique' (which we all knw already exsists). Bad policy all around. Rem |
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The post counts became a joke during the run of the '......be the last one to post....." thread(s).
I agree that the rep points should have a small limit. If it takes 200 points to get into ORG than the limit should be 400 points. That way, admittance to ORG is mid-point and, no matter who you are, entering ORG means that you're just as close to the top and you are the bottom. You can go either way and that seems to me to be the intent of the system. Also, everyone gets the same weight. A 'neg' or a positive is 1 point, period. No unequal points just because of what your total rep points are. Rem |
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Unless I'm wrong. |
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