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If you look at the reps of all of your nodes, you probably already realize that rep has at least as much to do with quirks of Monastery as with the quality of the node, anyway.

That is a) true and b) funny. It shows that complex rules ca arise from some simple rules. Some things that come to my mind are that you get better rep when you posted early (thus appearing near the top of the answers) which rewards you for reading often and typing fast.

just thinking...aargh, i just lost an XP for the first time ... cruel world ;-)

Regards Stefan K

In reply to Re: (tye)Re: Please explain WHY you voted -- by stefan k
in thread Please explain WHY you voted -- by cajun

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