Question about Rep Power

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It's not that big a deal since I don't have much anyway, but I could of sworn last time I was on I had like 30 rep but now I have 13. How exactly does the rep work?
 

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Have you gotten any neg (red) reps? Those take away points, green ones give points, grey ones do nothing.
 

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your rep power is based on the rep you get. I imagine your rep may have been effected by the deleted accounts that had repped you. But I don't know for sure.
 

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My rep has not changed, the majority of the people deleted repped me before. Rep can be deleted if posts are decreased I believe. Could of been also from the sections that Monk deleted. He deleted Entrance Ramp and I believe the topic grave yard? So maybe you had posted in one of those sections and received rep, therefore the rep was deleted. That is my guess.
 

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Nope no negative rep. Does 1 positive rep stand for 1 rep point? Meaning if on my list I have 30 Reps then I should have 30 Rep Points?

Like I said, it's not a big deal to me (does rep points even count toward anything?) but was curious.
 

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Rep Power is how many points you give to the person you rep and you need a certain amount of rep points to go up a Rep Power and once you reach a certain level of posts your rep power goes up as well.
 

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Nope no negative rep. Does 1 positive rep stand for 1 rep point? Meaning if on my list I have 30 Reps then I should have 30 Rep Points?

Like I said, it's not a big deal to me (does rep points even count toward anything?) but was curious.


The amount you get depends on how much the person giving you has. The more rep they have, the more points they will give/take.
 

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grey rep is when someone with a rep power of 0 tries to rep you positively or negatively. Since it doesn't effect your rep at all its grey. We've had some real dumb asses on the forum who thought they were getting revenge by trying to neg rep people when they had no rep power to give or take.
 

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so then why have grey reps in the first place? wouldn't it be easier to just have a red rep=negitive and a green rep=positive....
instead of having a third rep, which does nothing.
IMO, doesn't seem to be a huge deal but it could take out the confusion for new members that joined recently or gonna join.
 

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