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Reputation System: How I'm Using it.

Posted 09-03-2010 at 12:55 PM by xeleema (A few bits & bytes)
Updated 09-03-2010 at 01:13 PM by xeleema

Tags meta-mod, nega-rep, posi-rep, reputation, xeleema

Greetingz! This is a rough draft outlining my feelings about the new "Reputation System" here at LQ. This may go through some revision, and I hope to add some (more) links.

Posi-Rep (and/or "Helpful Post?" "Yes")
1) Providing great technical help (especially one-liners)
2) Giving out URLs, RFCs, book references, etc. Anything the OP can use for further research into their problem.
3) Correcting someone's train of thought when what...

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Registered Aug 2005
Location D.i.t.h.o, Texas
Posts 982
Blog Entries 4

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