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Suggest How to Fix Rep
Currently, reputation isn't representing what it should be. When I see someone's rep, I want to be able to determine what quality poster they are. Do they do nothing but mindlessly spam? Do they welcome new members and help people who need help? Are they generally nice and polite to people, or are they a dick?
If reputation were somehow changed to accurately do that for me, I would no longer think it is useless, EVEN if there is no reward for having higher rep. So, the point of this thread is to offer up suggestions to tweak the system to where it is no longer in the pointless state it is currently in, so that we can use it as a tool to actually rate a poster. Here are my suggestions: Make All Rep Public - Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like this is possible, but if it were, I think it would be a good start. Show Rep Statistics Publicly - At the very least, we should figure out a way to show some sort of "statistics" publicly regarding everyones rep. For instance, I think we should be able to see something like this: Quote:
However, this suggestion is likely impossible, since it would basically require the same thing as public rep. Have Rep Be Moderated - Simple enough, and I'm sure it's possible. To keep bias from being a factor (for instance if someone negatively reps me and I don't agree with it) require a second moderator or an administrator to approve a rep deletion, if possible. Require a Certain Number of Characters - I think this one is necessary, simply because if you're leaving someone rep but no feedback, you're not doing any good in helping them improve their posting. Require a certain number of characters similar to how posts are currently. This would also help moderators decide whether or not rep given is bullshit rep. I know I've personally received negative rep from people on a random post with no apparent reason for it, and no comment left. I think that's all I've come up with so far. Feel free to comment on any of my ideas or suggest your own. Let's attempt to fix this system. |
Agreed I think making it moderatable, like pm a mod or other qualified individual, or post in talk to the staff to have it looked at if someones rep is being abused. Or maybe require a comment with so many characters to justify the rep, which then could be looked at if it is contested.
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Automatic reciprocle rep from the person you're repping, *10%. Lots of negative rep to others equals negative rep to you. Lots of rep to active people equals positive rep to you. Since it's like getting 10% of a rep from your target, though, positive repping inactive people won't do shit for your rep.
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I vote for the whole public rep thing..
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I've always supported public rep, as well as a chart with everyone's else rep, all of the suggestions won't help anything.
Edit Also, if we are going to make changes to E-rep, and it does positively become moderated, E-rep becomes public and the system works more efficiently and effectively (I do feel there are problems with it) then the cap should be raised from what it is now (3 per 24 hours?) to possibly 7-9 per 24 hours, nothing too major, juts to where you could e-rep a few people during the timeframe of the day. |
I like public rep, and I like the reciprocation idea, but moderating it sounds too stringent for what it is.
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All those ideas sound great!! But what if someone does not want everyone else to know their rep stats. Could we make it like the hide-able post count?
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Although I do feel as if it's serving its purpose, I would like to see rep made public but it looks as if that can't/won't happen for a while. For the time being, I'm okay with it. |
Where do rep statistics show up? Like how do we find out who repped us? Gah, I'm still a newb at heart.
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UserCP. Look near the bottom to see who repped you.
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D3V repped me saying that it was for being a noob with the rep system and that I would find it eventually. I did :)
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