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How come the tooltip on the scales icon says "Add to MTK358's Reputation"? Why should I be able to give myself reputation? And when I click on it, it doesn't add to my reputation, it just pops up a dialog with my statistics.
Thanks for the feedback so far. Mods now have the ability to give rep and I'll be rolling that ability out in stages. You will not see the "scale" in posts by other members until this ability is rolled out to your usergroup.
--jeremy
Hi Jeremy, on my OWN posts it says "Add to djsmiley2k's reputation score" in the alt text. Not sure if its worth changing so in self referencing posts it shows "Show my Reputation score" or something?
I'm liking what I'm seeing so far, and the speed of intergration is amazing. I'd expecting it'd be months before we saw something new!
--- Edit: Just saw MTK has raised the issue I've noticed - now I look like a copy cat
Last edited by djsmiley2k; 08-27-2010 at 09:03 AM.
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
Posts: 13,602
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Rep:
The tooltip for your reputation now shows your actual reputation score (unless you have disabled reputation, in which case it shows "Reputation: Disabled").
Let's hope that actual know-how will be taken into consideration soon, because at present my score is higher than that of Patrick Volkerding, Eric Hameleers, Robby Workman, and a few more ace Slackers.
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
Posts: 13,602
Original Poster
Rep:
I actually adjusted some of the initial seeding and the rep you have now is likely the one you'll have as the system rolls out. While the reputation system will obviously help identify members such as the ones you've listed above, the "Official Participation" program is also meant as a way to immediately verify the bona fides of a member new to LQ but active in the Open Source community.
Let's hope that actual know-how will be taken into consideration soon, because at present my score is higher than that of Patrick Volkerding, Eric Hameleers, Robby Workman, and a few more ace Slackers.
I've always known someone else's the real mastermind behind Slackware. The word on the street was that his name is: The Shadow Man, The Master of Slackers, The Slack Man, or simply The Man from Oldham.
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
Posts: 13,602
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Rep:
In order to facilitation some additional testing, I've enabled the system for Contributing Members. If all goes well it's likely I'll enable it for Senior Members as well.
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