Non tallied likes for PM threads?

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Aleph(0)

Joined Mar 14, 2015
597
So my suggestion is to have _like_ button available for posts on PM threads cuz sometimes it's nice to acknowledge or show general agreement with a post w/o posting. Anyhow I agree that PM _likes_ shouldn't be counted on member's _like score_! They'd be just to allow subtle feedback to PM posts. Tnx:)!
 

GopherT

Joined Nov 23, 2012
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Gophert do u ever _like_ public posts? Cuz if so I say now ur just being contrary for Ss and Gs:p
I press the like button because some people seem to value that more than a thank you post (which clutter the thread).
In a private conversation, I think the courtesy of personal communication should be extended to the other person.
 

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Aleph(0)

Joined Mar 14, 2015
597
I press the like button because some people seem to value that more than a thank you post (which clutter the thread).
In a private conversation, I think the courtesy of personal communication should be extended to the other person.
Gophert I say clutter can be objectionable on private threads too! Also plz remember that PMs can have multiple participants! So what's good in public threads is good for private threads! But I agree that _likes_ on PMs shoulden't be tallied cuz _reputation score_ should be based on public posts only!

Maybe we should also add another button in the public threads indicating that "I liked your 'like' " ... :p:D
Cmartinez I say a lot of ppl do that just by _liking_ the liker's latest post which only goes to show what's good for karma isn't always good for meaningful reputation scoreo_O:D
 

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Aleph(0)

Joined Mar 14, 2015
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Meaningful Reputation Score?
Heh:oops:! Gophert so ok everybody who gives a <preemptive snip by Aleph(0);)> knows my top heavy reputation to post count ratio of 616/428 is cuz of rule that counts OT likes but not OT posts. So I say system works cuz near and above unity ratios alert ppl to that:)!
 

joeyd999

Joined Jun 6, 2011
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Personally, I'd like the option to like one or more parts of a post, and dislike other parts to varying degrees.

This would be a useful feature to save one from digging through long-winded posts in order to isolate the few gems from the otherwise sandy dunes of the author's cluttered mind.
 

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Aleph(0)

Joined Mar 14, 2015
597
Personally, I'd like the option to like one or more parts of a post, and dislike other parts to varying degrees.

This would be a useful feature to save one from digging through long-winded posts in order to isolate the few gems from the otherwise sandy dunes of the author's cluttered mind.
Joeyd999 I say ur right! Cuz I see posts that I'm in like 99% agreement with that I can't _like_ cuz of risk of sending wrong msg abt 1% I disagree with:(!
 

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Aleph(0)

Joined Mar 14, 2015
597
Shortbus link just takes me to error page:confused:? So I'm guessing from name of site in link addy that ur confusing my use of QSO with short-form abbreviation for quasi stellar object?

So anyhow QSO is just Q-code used as noun for _contact_ which means at least two sided conversation instead of broadcasting which is basically being a crocodile cuz it's all mouth and no ears:D!

So here's list of Q codes: Now being strictly proper, Q codes are always in form of questions but for informal use (like in amateur radio) they can be used in directives, responses or just as stand alone nouns:)

So for example QTH strictly means _what are your geographical coordinates?_ but in casual use as noun in a response, somebody speaking from _Sin City_ could say _My QTH is Montreal_

So here's another example of Q-code as stand alone noun (Like I used QSO):
QRM properly means _are you experiencing interference?_ But informally it's just synonym for interference:cool:

Sry if all that's too boring:(
 
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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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Shortbus link just takes me to error page:confused:? So I'm guessing from name of site in link addy that ur confusing my use of QSO with short-form abbreviation for quasi stellar object?

So anyhow QSO is just Q-code used as noun for _contact_ which means at least two sided conversation instead of broadcasting which is basically being a crocodile cuz it's all mouth and no ears:D!

So here's list of Q codes: Now being strictly proper, Q codes are always in form of questions but for informal use (like in amateur radio) they can be used in directives, responses or just as stand alone nouns:)

So for example QTH strictly means _what are your geographical coordinates?_ but in casual use as noun in a response, somebody speaking from _Sin City_ could say _My QTH is Montreal_

So here's another example of Q-code as stand alone noun (Like I used QSO):
QRM properly means _are you experiencing interference?_ But informally it's just synonym for interference:cool:

Sry if all that's too boring:(
Very intersting... I didn't know about q-codes... only code I'm very slightly familiar with is the old CB ten-code. As in "what's your 10-20?" = what's your location?, or "10-4" = affirmative.

And I didn't know about the crocodile analogy either... gonna use it on my son next time we're having a discussion and he's not listening :D
 

GopherT

Joined Nov 23, 2012
8,009
Shortbus link just takes me to error page:confused:? So I'm guessing from name of site in link addy that ur confusing my use of QSO with short-form abbreviation for quasi stellar object?

So anyhow QSO is just Q-code used as noun for _contact_ which means at least two sided conversation instead of broadcasting which is basically being a crocodile cuz it's all mouth and no ears:D!

So here's list of Q codes: Now being strictly proper, Q codes are always in form of questions but for informal use (like in amateur radio) they can be used in directives, responses or just as stand alone nouns:)

So for example QTH strictly means _what are your geographical coordinates?_ but in casual use as noun in a response, somebody speaking from _Sin City_ could say _My QTH is Montreal_

So here's another example of Q-code as stand alone noun (Like I used QSO):
QRM properly means _are you experiencing interference?_ But informally it's just synonym for interference:cool:

Sry if all that's too boring:(

Now look how much time you saved by using "QSO"
 

shortbus

Joined Sep 30, 2009
10,050
Shortbus link just takes me to error page:confused:? So I'm guessing from name of site in link addy that ur confusing my use of QSO with short-form abbreviation for quasi stellar object?
Guess I'll need to try my links after copying them from a site. I knew you were referencing SW codes. Was just trying to be funny. But also was assuming you were being funny with this thread. To say it clutters up a PM thread too much, after all the clutter you and HP put into threads, your's and other peoples, with airing your personal stuff, makes me laugh. And before you accuse me, I'm neither trolling or criticizing, just stating facts.
 
after all the clutter you and HP put into threads, your's and other peoples, with airing your personal stuff
AFAIK our 'TMI' (i.e. too much information - aka 'personal') posts have been restricted to our threads?:confused:

And before you accuse me, I'm neither trolling or criticizing, just stating facts.
Speaking for myself (at least) I promise to refrain from over-sensitivity if you do;):cool:

FWIW I like @Aleph(0)'s suggestion inasmuch as it provides for the self-same 'clean' courteous closure/transition of topic (sans interminable 'acknowledgment' posts) enjoyed on the public fora...:cool:

Very best regards
HP:)
 
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