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I was sent a PM from an admin directing me here so I posted my ? here.
No offense but I feel this is one piece of how this site works that very few folks get, know about or understand. You really have to stumble across this to even figure out what it is, let alone how to give them.
Please put it where you feel it belongs and newer people will learn about the process and use it. I have been on the site since July and have seen this, gotten a few point but had no idea how to do it. Hope others don't feel I don't appreciate them giving me points but I had no idea how to do it until now.
Note those that responed here have 1,000's of posts . . .
Last edited by Lonewolftx; Nov 21, 2006 at 01:15 PM.
I would have but this is the 1st time I have come across you on the site. I came across my own "points" and started wondering what they were so started digging.
I think it was The Texas Hammer, recently a Cheby convert, that directed me here.
Hey, have agreat T-Day . . .
Last edited by Torque1st; Nov 21, 2006 at 06:08 PM.
No offense but I feel this is one piece of how this site works that very few folks get, know about or understand. You really have to stumble across this to even figure out what it is, let alone how to give them.
I agree, it is not posted anywhere in plain site....you have to earn the secret code..... It really is just a fun thing but, it does represent how others feel about you and your input.
Personally, I never give negative points. By the time someone deserves that from me I have usually already demonstrated how I feel about them...
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