Considering that people today can live a LOT more points than they would a year ago, I would think that our newer members would get their rep built up a whole lot faster than they could a year ago...
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Considering that people today can live a LOT more points than they would a year ago, I would think that our newer members would get their rep built up a whole lot faster than they could a year ago...
i dont think i understand how we are supposed to be evaluating here. could i get some clarification?
True.
Perhaps a better yardstick would be how many times a member got repped per his/her number of posts?
Edit: I got repped 307 times so far. Certainly not enough to be even close to winning this. But I don't think I should be in the running anyway due to my long tenure as Mod.
Rep isn't a good determining factor of actual reputation.
I have been repped over 850 times.
Rather than looking for the highest rep-per-post, I'm curious about the lowest average rep per rep. By that, I mean rep(noun) per rep(verb). Take your total reputation and divide by the total amount of times you have been repped. My average is approximately 3.2 reputation per rep.
I wonder if that paragraph makes sense to anyone. I couldn't help but chuckle as I wrote "rep per rep."
Rota did you come up with a new language? because thats not english ;)
I must have a high rep per rep I guess...
457/68 = 6.7205882353 (enough decimals!)
That also factors in the red rep I received from Lazz one time for not fully reading the OP.