I genuinely thought that was just showing if you were online or not :/
I genuinely thought that was just showing if you were online or not :/
It is...or it was at least!
You click on the star next to the report triangle to add or detract from a reputation.
As we're on the subject of that. Does anyone know why my avatar shows as a cross these days?
You click on the star next to the report triangle to add or detract from a reputation.
Oooh that looks like fun. I've just added to yours just for pointing that out!
It was something a few people requested on my "If you ran NSC, what would you do" thread, so I turned it on last night.
I'll give the specifics later, but in brief you click the star below someone's name and choose to give them positive or negative reputation if you feel their post warrants it.
The weight of what you give is based on many things such as length of time you've been registered, number of posts etc. In short - if you're a long-standing frequent user, it is deemed that your view is likely to hold more weight than someone who has recently joined.
So, for example I noticed last night that BoF currently has a 'reputation power' of 47, so if he votes on you, then you gain (or lose) 47 points. By contrast a new user (and complete newbies are not allowed to vote) will only give (or takeaway) 1 point.
The green pips are an indication of your reputation - obviously we've all only got 1 now as it's only just been turned on. The words, such as 'on a distinguished road' are the default vBulletin words - I'll probably Albion-ise them when I have time so they're more relevant.
Or, if it all turns out to be crap, I'll turn it off again.
Does it inform you in any way if someone has clicked on the star?
Can you find out how many rep points you have?
But where does it say what your reputation is?
It was something a few people requested on my "If you ran NSC, what would you do" thread, so I turned it on last night.
I'll give the specifics later, but in brief you click the star below someone's name and choose to give them positive or negative reputation if you feel their post warrants it.
The weight of what you give is based on many things such as length of time you've been registered, number of posts etc. In short - if you're a long-standing frequent user, it is deemed that your view is likely to hold more weight than someone who has recently joined.
So, for example I noticed last night that BoF currently has a 'reputation power' of 47, so if he votes on you, then you gain (or lose) 47 points. By contrast a new user (and complete newbies are not allowed to vote) will only give (or takeaway) 1 point.
The green pips are an indication of your reputation - obviously we've all only got 1 now as it's only just been turned on. The words, such as 'on a distinguished road' are the default vBulletin words - I'll probably Albion-ise them when I have time so they're more relevant.
Or, if it all turns out to be crap, I'll turn it off again.
The green pips are an indication of your reputation - obviously we've all only got 1 now as it's only just been turned on. The words, such as 'on a distinguished road' are the default vBulletin words - I'll probably Albion-ise them when I have time so they're more relevant.