I am responding a bit late to this one, since everybody
has responded in a general manner, I'll be specific and
give you my opinion on why those nodes don't have a very
high reputation:
Re: modular exponentiation with arbitrary precision binary numbers (did I say RSA?)
Correct me if I am wrong, but if neshura editted it
(ten days after you posted, from the looks of it),
I would have to guess that it was originally posted without
code tags. Time goes on, nobody votes it up because it
is not properly formatted - by the time it is editted,
everybody has already seen it and doesn't think to look at
it again.
Re: if condition only returns false . . .>
Good, correct answer. But very brief. The only monk I
know that consistantly uses brief replies to their advantage
is the ubiquitous I0.
Those are just my assumptions and opinions - I merely wish
to help out, not razz you. As for general reasons why
good nodes don't get the reputation they deserve, well,
it's all about timing and association (don't
expect replies to a stupid question to get a lot of ++'s -
it happens, just don't expect it).
.
I can tell that you have learned a valuable leason of
experience whoring - advertise. It works, just go back and
look at how much the reps on your two nodes have already
risen. :)
Jeff
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