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Acrylic-bob · 19-10-2004, 13:37

Following my original post on the "Sorry people" thread, someone anonymously added to my karma. These are the details :

"19-10-2004 11:30 what makes you so perfect? "

What puzzles me about this is not that the comment is vaguely negative, it would not do for all of us to agree on everything, but that it appears to be neutral and has not affected the score. Usually, two options are offered; "good" with a green button, or "not so good" with a red button. The above comment is listed with a blue button. How is this done?

Incidentally, I wish that we could move to a system which attributes karma to the user, rather than the present annonymous system. It would be so much more helpful and informative if the person giving or subtracting karma could be identified. Then, at least, there could be some opportunity to learn what it was in the relevant post which either pleased or displeased.

Incidentally if the member responsible for the above karma message would care to identify themselves I would be more than happy to discuss the matter with them either in public or in private.

In the meantime, I will continue to sign all my karma messages and I would like to urge other members to do likewise.

19-10-2004, 13:37	#5
Acrylic-bob God Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Tragic Conn Posts: 4,007 Blog Entries: 15 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 2473	Re: Wo closed the "Sorry People" Thread, and why? Following my original post on the "Sorry people" thread, someone anonymously added to my karma. These are the details : "19-10-2004 11:30 what makes you so perfect? " What puzzles me about this is not that the comment is vaguely negative, it would not do for all of us to agree on everything, but that it appears to be neutral and has not affected the score. Usually, two options are offered; "good" with a green button, or "not so good" with a red button. The above comment is listed with a blue button. How is this done? Incidentally, I wish that we could move to a system which attributes karma to the user, rather than the present annonymous system. It would be so much more helpful and informative if the person giving or subtracting karma could be identified. Then, at least, there could be some opportunity to learn what it was in the relevant post which either pleased or displeased. Incidentally if the member responsible for the above karma message would care to identify themselves I would be more than happy to discuss the matter with them either in public or in private. In the meantime, I will continue to sign all my karma messages and I would like to urge other members to do likewise. __________________ Enough is ENOUGH Get Britain out of Europe Last edited by Acrylic-bob; 19-10-2004 at 13:38.