What's in a Reputation?
#1
I'm curious about how "Reputation" is calculated (no, I'm not really worried about mine -  I just tag along).
As an example, take Vince (nothing personal, Vince, just an example).

Total Reputation: 8
From  Members:0
From Posts: 10

 Obviously 2 extra "Reputation" points from somewhere, but where?
Of all the places on Earth, and all the planets in the Universe, I'd rather live here (Perth, W.A.) Big Grin
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#2
Oh wow! vince got a pink one!

I use my 2 cents worth hopefully to encourage, laugh, support.
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#3
If Vince's rep is pink, what's yours?

47 Total
2 points from Members
45 (well earned) points from Posts.

That computes.
Of all the places on Earth, and all the planets in the Universe, I'd rather live here (Perth, W.A.) Big Grin
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(10-11-2022, 06:01 AM)bplus Wrote: Oh wow! vince got a pink one!

I use my 2 cents worth hopefully to encourage, laugh, support.
Why do you have only three stars while I have four? Does it have to do with number of posts, or what? This is the most mind-boggling thing to me... except Steve and "Yosemite" Pete of course. I don't like this "mini-mod" label you and a few others received.

Anyway I lost one point of reputation, but after being made "senior member" regained it. I try not to pay a lot of attention to forum awards.
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#5
Stars are based on number of posts.  Phil has 177 posts and 3 stars, while you have 262 posts and 4 stars.  Stars are just an indication of forum activity.

Mini-mods are folks who have their own "Prolific Programmer" forum.  They can edit and moderate their own subforum there, but not anywhere else.  They're not "true" mods over the forums -- just their own "Prolific Programmer" subforum.

Pete and I are the only 2 full-forum administrators.

But mini-mods are honestly nothing more than regular users who have posted a ton and requested a private sub-forum for ease of organizing and showcasing their work.  Wink
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#6
Stars are the only indicator of any importance. I have 7-stars! Steve just says I'm over-compensating for something, but I' can't figure out what he's talking about.

Pete
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#7
(10-11-2022, 07:17 AM)mnrvovrfc Wrote:
(10-11-2022, 06:01 AM)bplus Wrote: Oh wow! vince got a pink one!

I use my 2 cents worth hopefully to encourage, laugh, support.
Why do you have only three stars while I have four? Does it have to do with number of posts, or what? This is the most mind-boggling thing to me... except Steve and "Yosemite" Pete of course. I don't like this "mini-mod" label you and a few others received.

Anyway I lost one point of reputation, but after being made "senior member" regained it. I try not to pay a lot of attention to forum awards.

"Stars are based on number of posts."

Yeah good question, I have 1073 (now 1074) posts. I suppose since I moderate my own corner those posts don't count? 

Guess it wouldn't be right to take all the stars ;-))
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(10-11-2022, 08:47 AM)Pete Wrote: Stars are the only indicator of any importance. I have 7-stars! Steve just says I'm over-compensating for something, but I' can't figure out what he's talking about.

Pete

Maybe the stars have something to do with it too?  Wink

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(10-11-2022, 02:52 PM)Kernelpanic Wrote:
(10-11-2022, 08:47 AM)Pete Wrote: Stars are the only indicator of any importance. I have 7-stars! Steve just says I'm over-compensating for something, but I' can't figure out what he's talking about.

Pete

Maybe the stars have something to do with it too?  Wink

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LOL Man you better not laugh too hard Smile
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General users get stars based on the above, from 1 to 5.

Mini-mods all have 3 stars.
Super-mods have 6 stars.
Admin have 7 stars.

LOL, I had to go back and check the settings just to refresh my memory on how it all pulled together completely.  Wink
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