Thank you for your reply, however your reply just adds to the mystery.When you become a Donator you will know who have giving you rep.
You can't find out who gave you reputation unless the person who gave it to you lets you know, either by signing it or giving you a PM or by other means.
Incidentally, if you ever get reputation signed "-MO", it's from me.
I usually put "Uncle Frank" on all my reps.
Uncle Frank
Do I "have" to donate money just to see who appreciates a post that I made? Seems kind of childish if you ask me.........
...I didn't realize that it was such a "secret".
I think DB only wanted us to know about benefits you get if you are a donator
it is silly, I guess, why is anonymous... half of reps I got are not signed, so I have just a clue who gave it to me (because of topic, I can assume). I also always sign mine.
Fair enough.... it is "one" of the benefits of being a donator. I would just like to know who was appreciative of a post that I made that's all.
Is it too much to ask?
Thank you to you and Kinsao.no, as i said, i agree with youi would like to know that too...
but relax.. maybe you have some secret admirersome people just like to say anonymous, and i suppose, new members do not know you will not see from who it was
Also, I heard about a member here at Jref who received a negative comment attached to their positive reputation - can anyone shed any light on how that works?!! Lol, perhaps it's someone new to the system who doesn't understand what's what??
As for the Donators having access to who left rep, I think that's fair and no problem at all. Why shouldn't they have extra benefits when they're contributing so directly to the costs of the site?
- "donator" user rank
- a bigger mail box (so far 500 PM's instead of 210)
- able to use message tracking
- bigger avatar and private picture size (120x120)
- special permissions, such as seeing who left ratings, viewing who is online and who is in invisible mode, edit/delete events in the calendar (for upcoming JREF parties and meetings ) and maybe more in the future.
Many thanks for your reply Temp_Admin_Dutch_Baka san
1) If someone leaves an abusive comment with positive reputation should it be reported to a moderator or admin?
How about just a critical comment? I wonder because that might also be seen as an 'abuse' of the positive reputation system.
2) Is there any way to see comments prior to the most recent 15?
Only if you ask a mod/admin about it, but you should have a good reason to ask for it, or you can just copy paste them all the time in a WORD file or something like that.
Cheers again, D_B_s
I just asked about the last part (seeing more than the last 15 rep comments) because you said earlier that a comment could be seen every day - I did think at the time that you must have meant 'every day until they disappear from the bottom of the list' but just wanted to clarify.