This is a discussion on Thank People By Boosting Their Reputation within the Off Topic forums, part of the Other category; vBulletin supports "reputation". If somebody helps you here, boost their reputation (by clicking the little icon under their user details). ...
vBulletin supports "reputation". If somebody helps you here, boost their reputation (by clicking the littleicon under their user details). It's a little way of thanking them.
You can also decrease their reputation, but that should be reserved for spammers and trolls, I think. Besides, I'm not sure, but I think people can see who has changed their reputation, so they could retaliate.
Steve
Last edited by Pony99CA; 01-16-2007 at 07:02 PM.
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If somebody helps you, boost their reputation. Click theicon under their user name.
sanity (11-15-2007)
I'm reporting this post as we speak.
Don't make me drop your reputation.Originally Posted by inf3st
I'm reporting this post as we speak.
Steve
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If somebody helps you, boost their reputation. Click the
lol i don't have a reputation anywayz
atleast i don't think
how do i check?
Hover over the little green box under your post count.
Steve
Silicon Valley Pocket PC
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If somebody helps you, boost their reputation. Click the
well i guess i know were i'm goin.
Pony99CA should have a Ferarris's power horse engine under his Mustangs hood. Bravo for his precise technical contribution to this forum!
Thanks.Pony99CA should have a Ferarris's power horse engine under his Mustangs hood. Bravo for his precise technical contribution to this forum!However, when I said to boost my reputation, I meant to click the
Steve
Silicon Valley Pocket PC
http://www.svpocketpc.com
If somebody helps you, boost their reputation. Click the
How do you check othere peoples rep?
Dustin
If somebody helps you, boost their reputation. Click the Reputation icon under their user name.
Good question. I haven't found a way to do it yet. The best thing I've come up with is going to the Member List and sorting by Reputation. You can't see any values, but you can see their rankings.
I'm an admin on another vBulletin board, so I'll have to see what happens there. We don't have Reputation enabled there, but I may be able to see where the counts are stored. I think the admin can define Reputation levels (similar to post count levels), but I'm not sure.
Steve
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If somebody helps you, boost their reputation. Click the
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