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Former_MSE_Andrea
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We all now have a new icon under our avatars where members can give each other a rating when they think a post is particularly useful.
Like the post count system, there are different levels of reputation according to the number of ratings a member has received. This should give a better idea of the quality of members' posts.
You've seen the "... is an unknown quantity" label when you hover over the green button. Everyone starts off with that label. It changes according to the number of positive ratings a person has. Like the post counts, there are various levels, so if your posts are well-rated you'll see it change. If not, it won't.
Like the post count system, there are different levels of reputation according to the number of ratings a member has received. This should give a better idea of the quality of members' posts.
You've seen the "... is an unknown quantity" label when you hover over the green button. Everyone starts off with that label. It changes according to the number of positive ratings a person has. Like the post counts, there are various levels, so if your posts are well-rated you'll see it change. If not, it won't.
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LOL aw yours is disabled Andrea,I wonder what the office staff would of been rated:D0
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So how does one give a rating?“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0
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are we allowed to see the comments !!!!!!
xHeaven wont let me in & Hell's too scared i'd take over
Alcoholics do it till they pass out
:;)
THE MORE I NO THE LESS I UNDERSTAND0 -
tiff wrote:So how does one give a rating?
good question Tiff:)0 -
looks like clicking on scales then allows to add repuationAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0
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MSE_Andrea wrote:We all now have a new icon under our avatars where members can give each other a rating when they think a post is particularly useful.
Like the post count system, there are different levels of reputation according to the number of ratings a member has received. This should give a better idea of the quality of members' posts.
Only gives an idea of the quality of what the reader 'thinks' of the member's post. Looks like an opportunity for a member to be 'picked' on. Certainly, fuels my paranoia...The only stupid question, is an unasked question ...0 -
Another dumb question.
The little box says 'is an unknown quantity' but appears blue for some posters and green for ac. What do the different colours mean? It can't be because some are 'on line' because the 'on line' round button is green but the box is blue.
If someone wants to approve your post, will it show an increasing count figure for each 'I agree'?10 Dec 2007 - Led Zeppelin - I was there. :j [/COLOR]:cool2: I wear my 50 (gold/red/white) blood donations pin badge with pride. [/SIZE][/COLOR]Give blood, save a life. [/B]0 -
I can see the scales on my post and can check if I have been rated...........................how do I rate others0
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Will someone be able to rate more than once?The only stupid question, is an unasked question ...0
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