More Decriptive Reputation Points

Discussion in 'GR Classic Archive' started by Keller, Dec 3, 2006.

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  1. Keller

    Keller Well-Known Member

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    I suggest a way in which you can quickley and effeciently measure up on someones reputation in a more descriptive way other than comments. Instead of -rep and -rep maybe you could have the option of giving them a "agree, disagree, acceptable, dumb, funny icon etc..." Maybe you could have this as a side option, whereas Rep hold the most importance while the descriptive icons mor like a side-note of the indivduals personality.

    For an example of what I am talking about, I give you http://forums.facepunchstudios.com/showthread.php?t=239946

    Of course, as probably the most popular and well respected member of GR I am sure you will think over my suggestion, although it is somewhat a large one. lol
     
  2. Papermache

    Papermache Well-Known Member

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    I am sure many people would not like a giant happy face or sad face next to there name. If you would like to know the personality of a person, read through their reps and the topics in which they were repped in. Then you should have a pretty idea about it.
     
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    [.BC.] Intelevend Well-Known Member

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    Agreed. Some people's would take up the entire thing. But one thing i gotta ask... -25 rep! thats insane, what have you been doing!
     
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    Logicaly Senior Member

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    I dont forsee the staff putting this in. Our reputation system is fine the way it is, aside from the fact that members of the community abuse it.
     
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