See: TOL Feedback and Information Center. The link is at the top of your TOL home page, just under Newbie Central.What in the world is Rep. Power?
It is. You simply weren't looking very hard for it.Why is it not explained anywhere?
See: TOL Feedback and Information Center. The link is at the top of your TOL home page, just under Newbie Central.What in the world is Rep. Power?
It is. You simply weren't looking very hard for it.Why is it not explained anywhere?
See: TOL Feedback and Information Center. The link is at the top of your TOL home page, just under Newbie Central.
It is. You simply weren't looking very hard for it.
I just did. If you're too lazy to click onto the opening page and look up at the heading I gave you then you probably need to look into blogging...this isn't an auspicious beginning for you.It shouldn't be that hard to find. Perhaps someone will answer my question?
I just did. If you're too lazy to click onto the opening page and look up at the heading I gave you then you probably need to look into blogging...this isn't an auspicious beginning for you.
Go and see.Anyone out there able to answer this question? What is Rep. Power, with the numbers?
I'd think you'd be curious enough to go and see.I would think someone might be curious,
Everyone else went and saw. lain:since it appears in all our profile listings on the side of our posts, and noone explains what it is.
Perhaps an illustration then...tempting. :think: :chuckle:It isn't reputation; that's the little display at the bottom.
Go and see.
I'd think you'd be curious enough to go and see.
There is. Or you have a peculiar browser. Your reputation is shown at the bottom with a general visual aid and your rep power relates to it, is a reflection of the positive numerical good or damage you can inflict on those whose posts you find worthy or irksome. The larger the rep power the more good and damage you can do. That number is generated by the number and quality of pos or neg reps your posts receive.You just pointed me to the forum where I already am. There's nothing there.
I do and did. You decided that instead of asking for additional particular clarification the thing to do would be post my answer and then dismiss/ignore it. So I had a little fun with you. If I was actually being mean spirited I'd have given you a neg rep, something I rarely do and didn't.I'd think you would want to spend your time helping, not knocking people.
I'm beginning to suspect you won't be on my Secret Santa list. :think:Go away.
There is. Or you have a peculiar browser. Your reputation is shown at the bottom with a general visual aid and your rep power relates to it, is a reflection of the positive numerical good or damage you can inflict on those whose posts you find worthy or irksome. The larger the rep power the more good and damage you can do. That number is generated by the number and quality of pos or neg reps your posts receive.
Rep Power seems unfair to me. Oh well. This does seem to be a religious-right dominated site, after all. But it does have some excellent threads.
The rep system is merely a way to comment "behind the scenes" on other peoples posts. I wouldn't put much more thought into it than that.Thanks for finally answering my question.
Rep Power seems unfair to me. Oh well. This does seem to be a religious-right dominated site, after all. But it does have some excellent threads.
I wouldn't sweat the rep thing. Like I've said long since, it's a popularity contest of sorts and if that was the distinction of quality then McDonalds would be where we ate our anniversary meals.Thanks for finally answering my question.
Rep Power seems unfair to me. Oh well. This does seem to be a religious-right dominated site, after all. But it does have some excellent threads.
:noid:First: Rep is largely a meaningless system. Some of the worst posters have great rep.
First: Rep is largely a meaningless system. Some of the worst posters have great rep.
Second: How is the system inherently unfair?
It seems unfair for some posters to have way more power to make a reputation than others.
That's because those posters themselves are more respected in the community and their opinions are thus considered more valuable. It's not perfect in practice(I won't name names, but some pretty obnoxious individuals have a lot of rep power), but the principle makes sense; the opinion of an experienced and respected poster is worth more than that of a newbie(a mostly unknown quantity) or a known troll, that sort of thing.
I disagree. Just because someone is new to a forum does not reflect on their ability to tell a good from a bad post. Do people here really think that this is the only forum?
Of course, I'm a left winger and you're a right winger.
Equality is more esteemed by folks like me;
tradition and the power of entrenched authority is what right-wingers protect first and above-all, and always (however disguised in forms such as "free" market trickle-down economics).
And so it is on this forum.
But it's a good forum anyway. Like you say, the reputation is a minor thing.
Thank you for the kind comments. You might want to read the page about membership levels. :up:What are the procedures for promoting in your forum?
Ive seen how great "tol" is, and am looking foward to know the fees and regulations to posting here. Thanks in advance.
"tol" rocks.
8. Thou SHALL NOT attempt to redirect members to another forum, website, or blog. (Profile and signature links may be allowed with administrator approval.) Using our PM system to redirect members to other forums or websites is also a bannable offense.