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Group Question.

Nerve

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Why do Some groups have requirements on Reputation Points and Post Count? I understand groups having requirements on Kudos, Online Time etc but why Rep and Posts? In my opinion these are the things that don't matter at all.
 

Random

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usually post count is to show you're dedicated to the forum.. like a person with 5k will have interacted more than a person with 12 posts. same with rep..
 

Amp

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You would have to ask the group leaders. In my opinion posts/rep show that you're dedicated to the forum.
 

Nerve

Onyx user!
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Random said:
usually post count is to show you're dedicated to the forum.. like a person with 5k will have interacted more than a person with 12 posts. same with rep..
But maybe some people post when they need to and not for no reason? Also most people with a lot of rep rep4rep?
 

Random

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Re: RE: Group Question.

Nerve said:
But maybe some people post when they need to and not for no reason? Also most people with a lot of rep rep4rep?
They want members that look Hq by thier profile, I simply left a suggestion. please dont debate, It makes me sad.
 

Nerve

Onyx user!
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Random said:
They want members that look Hq by thier profile, I simply left a suggestion. please dont debate, It makes me sad.
I'm just asking a question, silly.
 

Noah

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Random said:
usually post count is to show you're dedicated to the forum.. like a person with 5k will have interacted more than a person with 12 posts. same with rep..

I think registration date/time online would make the most sense for "dedication". Personally I don't like to post unless I actually can provide a HQ response, and I don't care for making online friends so my reputation is also void. Post count/reputation is a very flawed way to judge a user of the site.
 

VPN

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The only requirements I understand are post count, and post time. They show activity on the forum, and how much you're on.
Never really seen anything about kudos, but that'd be a lame requirement. People troll and get a shit load of kudos, they don't really mean anything. And reputation here doesn't really mean anything here either..
Honestly, I think they should just look at people's application and if the user sticks to what they say, keep them. Pretty sure lower members have quite a bit of potential themselves.