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RE: The etiquette of rep
November 27, 2013 at 9:41 pm
I will admit something that will cause people to want to take reps back:
I hate the Doors. Always have. They sound like a cheesy Vegas lounge act, and Morrison is annoying. THERE. I said it.
And I also hate ice cream. Really. It's gross.
I like to give reps, though. I guess I should try FFF's rep run.
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RE: The etiquette of rep
November 28, 2013 at 7:59 am
I'd vote for 1 & 6 but I can't so I'll just go for 1.
I see quite a lot of reciprocal altruism in repping, everyone who's repped me have been people I've repped. Maybe a study in to Rep Dynamics would illustrate some tribalistics or something...
Sum ergo sum
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RE: The etiquette of rep
November 28, 2013 at 9:21 am
Here is a suggestion to the suggestion forum. I wonder if it is possible to have people that one has repped reported in said people's posts, a token near the username would be nice. I just don't remember who I've repped, therefore I also don't remember those that I did not. How easy is to grok a bit into the code?
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RE: The etiquette of rep
November 28, 2013 at 10:19 am
There's a certain critical threshold someone has to reach before I rep them. Sometimes I forget to rep certain people past that point, though. As for my own rep count, I am quite surprised I have as many as I do for as relatively few posts [basing this off my posts-per-day and contribution percentage towards total posts to my rep] I have made. I am often a very cynical, jaded individual which translates into my posting quite often. I'm also rather aggressive towards ideas and opinions that run opposite to mine. All that in mind, I'm surprised I have as much rep as I have. XD