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hello,
Q1) i just wanted to know whats the difference between the "Thanks" button and the Reputation system?
Q2) and which one is counted ?
Q3) and those green bars under the name, are they reputation or the count of the thanks ?
Q4) should i give thanks or reputation ?
i am asking this since my the number of "Thanks" i received was reduced but i can still see the old thanks..
Both are counted (I think);
But those Bars under the Name are for Reputation. Give "Reputation" is better.
abookhalil
29.06.09, 16:56
yea both counted you can see it from USER CP , but what i gain from Rep....??
They are both counted, but seperately.
The renomee points you'll get only for reputation.
best regards
v6ph1
Thank everything you like,rep everything that helped you.
a "thanks" was given to everyone :biggrin:
but is it only me who had his "Thanks" count in the userCP reduced ?
that happened to me last night when the "Thanks" system was disabled and now it returned ...
so is this normal ?:smile:
Q1) "Thanks" are used to say thanks. Reputation adds rep points to the user.
Q2) Both count, check your User CP.
Q3) They are the user's reputation.
Q4) That's subjetive. But as a rule of thumb, click the Thanks button before making Thanks-posts, and rep someone if you found their post useful, interesting, they've given you a free invite, or you want to show gratitude for an otherwise unrelated event.
but is it only me who had his "Thanks" count in the userCP reduced ?
that happened to me last night when the "Thanks" system was disabled and now it returned ...
That was because a board update was in progress.
i think newly registered user's can't give repu:confused2:
You need to have a certain amount of posts and rep points before being able to affect others' reputation - an anti-abuse protection.
That was because a board update was in progress.
i thought i lost all my "Thanks" :biggrin:
a mod may lock this thread please :wink:
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