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someone please explain how I managed to surpass ICSW in rep. it's only by one point so it could change any minute, but still...
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Well... Just say "hi" and you will get 10 Reputation Points. Also, you ask for some points to get another full hundred of them.
You're almost the same than me, but you are always active and I was one of those who got more points in my second month in the community. I've gone from almost 20 to more than 70 or 80 in a single month. Also, you should consider that you just need to be at least a bit creative to get many points.
I'm not telling you that it's a bad thing, since I did it in the past, but I think you're going to surpass Ame's points in a short amount time.
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*need to be creative to get Rep... runs both the sub-forums literally all about creativity (and got one of them created by sheer force of will) and has next to none.*
Joking aside XD, ye it's certainly a factor but it's but one of them. There's a ot of facotrs that go into why somebody gains rep etc... cause it's a system that works that way. Rep points have no inherant meaning so people can give them out for a WlDE variety of reasonings. lt's hard to pinpoint exactly why one person would gain more than another etc... cause lt's take lot of analysis of not just one person and there's a huge uncountable number of factors at play. -
I think that in order to gain rep you must offer something to the community. Now it might be advice to young community members, help with corrupted files, trading away bred 'mons to people who ask, do a custom run to entertain the community members, or just be a positive person and exchange opinions around. Or be funny.
Whichever each person does depends on the personality of the person. I'd never be able to spend hours on my PC to fulfill the most absurd trade requests that people might have, the way @Zarc does. And I'm useless with RPGmaker and savefile editing, so I can't help with corrupt save files the way @walpurgis does. I like doing the other things though.
All in all, I think that people only gain reputation by offering some kind of service. From entertainment to a simple chat. If you're an asshole, then nobody will give you points.
