Reputation meanings?

Takakoo

Excessively pedantic

23 Aug 2005

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• 13 Sep 2005

• #1

Hi everyone!
Yes, I'm another new person :jama:

How do the reputations work? There seem to be a lot of different ones in all different colours. Is there some kind of scale? I'm kind of confused, although I have managed to translate a couple of them (e.g. Red - kamisama - god)

... on a completely different topic, does anyone know where I can get any full Japanese fonts - that is, including kanji - apart from MS Gothic and MS Mincho?

Thanks

 

Kinsao

Horizon Rider

8 May 2005

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• 13 Sep 2005

• #2

Hi and welcome!

I'm not an expert on it by any means but...
Green = a good reputation point (you have to get a certain number before one appears under your username).
When you have a certain number of dark green points, then you start to get light green points.

That's as far as my knowledge goes, I'm afraid!

If you click on 'user cp' at the top of the page in jref, you can see how many points you have and the little comments people have written.

 

Davey

先輩

Contributor

5 Feb 2005

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• 14 Sep 2005

• #3

first of all Hello,

nice to have another Ozie in tha house again lol.

have a look here: https://jref.com/forum/faq.php?faq=vb_faq#faq_faq_rep

there should be all the information that you need about it.

 

Nothingness

and total Randomness!!!

12 Mar 2004

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• 14 Sep 2005

• #4

Welcome to JREF, Takakoo!!!
You should check out the chat room!!!

 

Kara_Nari

Angel of Life

13 May 2005

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• 14 Sep 2005

• #5

*Shut up Dutch Baka you silly German boy* Hehe yeah thats right, it doesnt feel nice does it????
Welcome Takakoo! It's nice to have a fellow 'NEW ZEALANDER' on the forum.
Post lots and lots! I think what you meant was the coloured things under the names right? Well thats for how many posts you have posted, when you get past 100 it will turn another colour and so on. The little green boxes are the to do with reputation points, and is as has been said by Kinsao and the others.
Have fun! I dont know any other Japanese fonts sorry.

 

Takakoo

Excessively pedantic

23 Aug 2005

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• 14 Sep 2005

• Thread starter
• #6

Thanks for explaining that, and for the link to the FAQ.

Yes, New Zealand is usually confused with Australia. We are separate countries, ^_^;; although very similar to each other (e.g. accent, culture). New Zealand was actually named by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, due to it's similarities to Zeeland, an area in the Netherlands. The reason that it is now dominantly an English speaking country is because it was later claimed and colonized by the British.

 

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Mamoru-kun

Wanderer

25 Aug 2005

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• 14 Sep 2005

• #7

Who knows America's Cup surely know New Zealand! ;-) Welcome amongh us!
I have 教科書 fonts (natural hand writing fonts used in schools) but if I well remember it is some kind of official fonts you need to buy over Internet if you don't want to have any problem using them... :frown:

 

Kara_Nari

Angel of Life

13 May 2005

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• 15 Sep 2005

• #8

Do you think our accents are the same? Hmm maybe so. I guess when living in NZ I never really thought so.... now that im away I think differently.
What part of NZ are you from? Im from the BOP.
I worked at the Viaduct at the time of the Americas cup, was soooo much fun! We got to work at the Louis Vuitton christmas party, at the Alinghi base and other cool things. Was the best summer job, I hope that if they need anyone at the next one, they contact me, so that I can work in... (where are they having it again???) spent all our time outside painting faces. The pay was the best ever... maybe $35 an hour? plus tips. We got paid if it rained, and got sent home. No complaints there.

 

Mars Man

先輩

Rest in Peace

28 Jul 2005

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• 16 Sep 2005

• #9

Greetings from the Japan Alps !! It's nice to have you in with us all Takakoo chan !!! hee,hee,hee......for some reason, I feel that you are a chan, and I just don't know why. . . but I hope it's o.k. to add 'chan' to your forum name. If not, a couple of slaps across the face will rearrange that 'for-some-reason feeling'.

I wouldn't worry so much about the rankings and rep points, I don't feel they are as important as good posting and just plain on joining in on the fun, when you can. Have fun on the forum, and I do hope to hear from you later, Takakoo chan.. . .. .......

 

Takakoo

Excessively pedantic

23 Aug 2005

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• 16 Sep 2005

• Thread starter
• #10

Okay, here's an answer to both of your questions:

窶斗窶堙哉棚ﾂーﾆ誰ﾆ停?ｰﾆ停?愴檀窶堙可住窶堙ｱ窶堙??堋｢窶堙ｩﾂ。

The next America's cup will be in the Mediterranean Sea, having been won off us by the Swiss. :auch:

I think the reason Mars Man got the feeling that I am a "chan" is because a lot of names that end in -ko (-ﾅｽq) are cute, feminine names. My name was taken from a Japanese word that wasn't actually intended for use on a person. N.B. the extended Takakoo.

No hard feelings.

 

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Mamoru-kun

Wanderer

25 Aug 2005

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• 16 Sep 2005

• #11

Hehe...my wife's name is Takako (with only one 'o') ;-)

 

Davey

先輩

Contributor

5 Feb 2005

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• 17 Sep 2005

• #12

PLEASE forgive me, i mistook the flag with the ozie.... from now on i will Call you KIWI okay... sorry sorry sorry

.. I AM NOT A GERMAN.. YOU WANNE FIGHT

 

Mycernius

The Hairy Wookie

4 Feb 2005

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• 17 Sep 2005

• #13

Don't worry Dutch, we could always mistake your flag for Luxembourg

BTW: Hello and welcome to the forum. Have fun

 

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smurf

Guest

• 17 Sep 2005

• #14

Welcome Takakoo

 

Grandpa Frank

Sempai

Admin

Twenty-year veteran

21 May 2003

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• 19 Sep 2005

• #15

Hi Takakoo ! Welcome To The Forum !!

I can see you will fit in and feel at home here. Glad you found JREF, post often & enjoy!

Frank

 

Mike Cash

骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう

Twenty-year veteran

15 Mar 2002

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• 24 Sep 2005

• #16

Hi and welcome to JREF!

 

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窶禿塒弯

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• 24 Sep 2005

• #17

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