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OK, so I know that at least one of these questions has been asked before, and that would be membership. When exactly does a LQ newbie become a member, and a member become a senior member etc.?
Second, I was thinking that there should be a reputation thing for blogs. I know that most blogs are pretty useless, yet there are some people out there that post good and educational things. Shouldn't there be a way to increase the reputation of those like that? Also, many comments are good, shouldn't there be an add reputation button there as well?
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
Posts: 13,600
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Blogs fall outside the context of what reputation is meant for. It's possible we need a better way to surface quality blog posts, but reputation isn't the answer there.
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