Would like to know how that is calculated, please?
I have 99 feedback with 100% Positive yet my reputation score is only 23 ?
Tried searching HELP but couldn’t find reference to it.
Thanks,
Marge
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MKDesigner Reputation: 39 See MKDesigner's booth |
The reputation score carried over from when the community help was a place to ask questions about identifying antiques, jewelry, or other items about which a seller needed information. Sellers could post photos and ask for help, and those who answered would get scored based on accuracy of the answer.
For some reason, when this forum was turned into seller help, the score remained. I did make a suggestion in Feedback to have this removed as it may inhibit sellers from asking questions, but it has not been moderator approved.
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MyTexasTreasures Reputation: 1244 See MyTexasTreasures' booth |
It is as My Texas Treasures says..it is left over from not community help but when this section was called The Round Table where people asked for help with identifications and such…the reputation was acquired when your answers were voted as correct or close to correct…though you could just get points for posting a comment…
Helping out other sellers in the Round Table was one way to get reputation points..The Round Table was on the community page for a good 2 years…surprised how few people used it to help other sellers
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
People vote on your answers/questions here on this board. Your reputation here has nothing to do with your feedback score.
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lowerwholesale Reputation: 516 See lowerwholesale's booth |
Thanks for the clarification, I was wondering about that too.
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Gifts4u2 Reputation: 88 See Gifts4u2's booth |
Newbie here. A minute ago while posting a question, I noticed the “Reputation” thing, and putting the word in search bar brought me here. I’ve read a few replies…still don’t understand it.
But “Tried searching HELP but couldn’t find reference to it” — that part I understand already!
Oh well. At least now there’s somewhere I’m considered a 10…
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keys Reputation: 12 See keys' booth |
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Remember these tips:
- Use links to other sources to support your opinions
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