Question: Blue Rep?

[mandu]

I got a rep today and it shows as a blue tick instead of a green or red one. What does that mean?

[Arokh]

Means the person who repped you hasn't got enough rep themselves to add or subtract from your own. Instead you get a sort of neutral blue instead.

[Leandro Kun]

Just means the person that repped you doesn't have enough rep/posts themselves for it to count towards your reputation points.

Its a fail-safe designed to stop abuse of the rep system.

[Sooz]

You Are Color Blind!

[Jamhot]

It's just cold man, cold! brrrrrrr

Jamhot

[Svarog]

What's bad with those blue reps is that you never know was it + or - .

[Staffas]

They do not change over when the person reach the point that his +/- reps are valid?

I have never had a blue one so I have no idea, but it would seem fair to me (that they change to the intended rep) especially for all the people who create those verry helpful guides, I would gess that most of the +reps comes (or shold come?) from new users that then would not be able to give a proper rep.

[PINKY]

Originally Posted by mandu

I got a rep today and it shows as a blue tick instead of a green or red one. What does that mean?

It means you dont use the search function before starting new threads...

Blue Rep?

(the exact same title as yours btw )

[Svarog]

Originally Posted by Staffas

They do not change over when the person reach the point that his +/- reps are valid?

It counts as 0 to your reputation (no matter was it + or -) so no, it doesn't changes.

[Staffas]

Originally Posted by Svarog

It counts as 0 to your reputation (no matter was it + or -) so no, it doesn't changes.

Thanx svarog, then I keep posting explanations just in case that I am not qualified to give reps