:hot:Can someone please inform me as to what Karma Points are that you see when you look at peoples Profile? and how they are acquired? and what you do with them when you have them?
Thank you :wink:[/color]
The karma points are just a way to show pleasure (or displeasure) with a person's post. You'll notice the applause and boo "buttons" underneath a poster's name (you won't see it under your own, so don't bother looking). If someone says something you really like, or something that makes you laugh, applaud them (and hopefully tell them in a post that you appreciated what they said). If someone says something that is very offensive, boo them (we use that sparingly here, and, again, it is always best to let the person know why they have been booed). The whole setup is just a bit of added fun for most of us; some take it a bit personally, mostly when they don't know why someone dinked their karma score--that's why I advise letting the poster know why you have karma-lized or de-karma-lized them. Just to start you off right, I'll give you a karma point for asking politely. :teddyr:
As for what you do with the points, if you save up 5000 points, Andrew will come to your house and pat you on the head and tell you what a good boy or girl you are. Or at least that's what the voices in my head told me would happen. :tongueout:
Quote from: Derf on May 29, 2008, 07:08:28 AM
As for what you do with the points, if you save up 5000 points, Andrew will come to your house and pat you on the head and tell you what a good boy or girl you are. Or at least that's what the voices in my head told me would happen. :tongueout:
Karma my good man, I laughed so hard at that.
Actually, when you reach 500 karma you get a set of steak knives. :tongueout:
Quote from: Ash on May 29, 2008, 04:38:49 PM
Actually, when you reach 500 karma you get a set of steak knives. :tongueout:
Can they cut through a steel hammer and still be sharp as new?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=kVhs5BHcu2M
Note: I know that's not a steak knife, okay, quit riding me about it before you start.
Actually Andrew still has real Santo Gold and an extra copy of Blood Circus (1985) on VHS in his closet and he will reluctantly dispose of it when one of us hits 5,000 karma points.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa51xwO4Toc
Yer all WHACK. This poor soul has only two postings. Blackwolf can't post karma until 10 posts anyway. C'mon Blackwolf, get in there.
Quote from: Allhallowsday on May 29, 2008, 10:15:01 PM
Yer all WHACK. This poor soul has only two postings. Blackwolf can't post karma until 10 posts anyway. C'mon Blackwolf, get in there.
AH I was typing that when you posted ... yep got have 10 post to hand out Karma.
Karma points are actually components of a car engine that runs on good deeds, but that's something THE MAN doesn't want you to know about.
Quote from: AndyC on June 03, 2008, 05:26:02 PM
Karma points are actually components of a car engine that runs on good deeds, but that's something THE MAN doesn't want you to know about.
So my karma really
can run over your dogma? :teddyr:
Quote from: Derf on June 03, 2008, 09:35:26 PM
Quote from: AndyC on June 03, 2008, 05:26:02 PM
Karma points are actually components of a car engine that runs on good deeds, but that's something THE MAN doesn't want you to know about.
So my karma really can run over your dogma? :teddyr:
Oh, man....karma for that...
Quote from: Derf on May 29, 2008, 07:08:28 AM
The karma points are just a way to show pleasure (or displeasure) with a person's post. You'll notice the applause and boo "buttons" underneath a poster's name (you won't see it under your own, so don't bother looking). If someone says something you really like, or something that makes you laugh, applaud them (and hopefully tell them in a post that you appreciated what they said). If someone says something that is very offensive, boo them (we use that sparingly here, and, again, it is always best to let the person know why they have been booed). The whole setup is just a bit of added fun for most of us; some take it a bit personally, mostly when they don't know why someone dinked their karma score--that's why I advise letting the poster know why you have karma-lized or de-karma-lized them. Just to start you off right, I'll give you a karma point for asking politely. :teddyr:
QuoteAs for what you do with the points, if you save up 5000 points, Andrew will come to your house and pat you on the head and tell you what a good boy or girl you are. Or at least that's what the voices in my head told me would happen. :tongueout:
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Karma, Derf: that made me smile.
I would pay Andrew's air ticket for him to come and do that. :teddyr: