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I say yes...just, cause O_o
But Steve, you don't seem to understand. Good rep is 20x more abused than bad rep, yet nobody cares.PPNSteve said:unfortunely the rep system isn't all that flexible.. it's not a required item, but is wholely optional and is just used to get a feel for each members posts.. abusing it serves no purpose other then to make you look bad and hurt the feelings of others.. why not, instead, educate users on it's proper usage and perhaps all of PC can benifit from it.
Thanks for repeating what I said. ^_^Arcanine said:Lets say that a member left a bad rep on another member. Well the member that got the rep might look at it in a bad way and start flaming. Then both members get in a fight and their friends jump it. And in the end it's not going to look pretty.
Uh... last time I checked, that was promoting rep abuse. O_o;Freenaturearts said:However now a days I dont care who gave it to me, even if that was Dakota himself.
I deserved it for not grabing the facts, even though at the time I didnt believe it but at the same time its best for us to just place the "~ user" on the text for good reps so people can know who did it ^^.
If the system was used properly, then those people would have rep so low that there would be no point in reporting them.husk1442 said:I want to know who did that so I can report them.
But if that was dealt for bad rep abuse, then the same would have to occur for good rep abuse, and believe me, there's way too much of that for the staff to punish people.Lord_Jaws1 said:But surely the mods/admins can be stricter about rep abuse. Like punishment for repeat offenders or something.
That's exactly what I've been saying for the past... what, 2 weeks? Also, while you're at it, remember to include your username in the bad rep, so people know to bad rep you back, just like good rep. See? In the end, it's nothing but abuse.Blue said:I say no-If people are using rep like they should be using it, they'll leave a comment of why they bad repped them.
And those people will be dealt with. Nobody is above the law, so it's best to report them and continue on with your browsing.Lord Jaws said:I think its just an example of how ppl make themselves feel big over the safety of the net.
I don't mind you putting your name on bad reputation, given that you're not going to retalliate when you become a victim of flaming and rep retalliation (as I like to call it), but sticking it on good reputation is, in essence, abuse. It's similar to saying, "This rep is from Lord Jaws, now you must return the reputation to him on an utterly random post that you didn't even read beforehand."Lord Jaws said:I leave my name on bad reps, and most good ones, ask maya miyazono. And usually if I get a good rep without a name I post a thanks in the thread I got it.
Same with bad rep - If it's abuse on one, it's abuse on the other.Kyogre-Chan said:sticking it on good reputation is, in essence, abuse
If the system was used properly, nobody would care about anonymous rep. :PTig said:I think all rep should have usernames attached, I don't like anonymous rep
That's exactly the same as sticking your name onto the end of the rep you gave.Lion Heart said:I think it's fine with leaving names, but I don't think it should be an automatic thing - It's upto the member.
Consider this - You have been mates with someone for years, they make a bad post, you bad rep them.
Now, if this mate was obsessed with this, and it hurt his feelings, in effect, the auto namer could have just ruined a friendship.
Or perhaps, someone you really do not like just made a post that was excellent in every way possible - You love the post, and rep them, but would rather they didn't know it was you.
Correction. Toto and I invented it. :PTig said:Says you who invented rep rape XD