defrostbyte Posted June 19, 2019 #26 Posted June 19, 2019 Personally, I feel that reputation is important in any situation - Even more so at a Casino. Trust can be hard to earn, and easy to lose. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. While I would like for people to have a good opinion about me, my opinion on myself is much more important. If I go around doing shady things, I don't feel good about doing them. I can't imagine it makes the victim feel good, either. That aside, I want people to take me seriously. So for my own sake, as well as others, I want to show actions that reflect in a positive way that will build a decent reputation for myself. I also feel that having a good reputation is a good way to earn respect without demanding it.
Mikehoncho Posted June 20, 2019 #27 Posted June 20, 2019 No. No one's opinion of me is important in the long run. I try to be honest, truthful, and open. I'm never rude, or mean just for the sake of being mean. I respect everyone, because I expect it in return. i am always polite If people don't like what I have to say, they can keep scrolling. My mother told me always be polite. Don't tell someone to fuck off. Tell them to, please fuck off.
rajamishra Posted June 20, 2019 #28 Posted June 20, 2019 hello friends its too important get the reputation what you build that count for your future benefit and incentive how much you get from forum.if have good reputation you can get more satoshi and promoted to vip so easily.
wry Posted June 20, 2019 #29 Posted June 20, 2019 On 6/17/2019 at 11:48 AM, allisonn said: You know you are posting in a forum where post count is incentivized right? Most people don't even read the topic, just post some generic shit or paste from another person's post and move on. Reading threads seriously will lose you brain cells. This is one of the reasons I don't really equate my reputation here with how many reactions I've gotten from people. The site incentivizes posts, so it gets posts. If it stressed reactions, guess what, it would get those. Sadly that would probably result in legions of alts that would react to posts. So keep making good and thoughtful posts, checking in on your threads and do it because it is a good thing to do, I assure you, that will help your reputation more than the number of reaction votes you have.
Aazzah Posted July 31, 2019 #30 Posted July 31, 2019 hey there asscorn buddy! I mean... I definitely think it helps a lot when having a ton of great reputation here on the forum. I think it makes you stand out quite a bit when having a ton of good reputation! So just remember this... To get reputation, You need to be polite and put a lot of effort and meaningfulness into each and every one of your topics and replies. So yeah I think it is quite important but it isn't the most deadliest important thing here on the forum.. Have a great day everyone and best of luck playing stakers ❤️
polor12 Posted July 31, 2019 #31 Posted July 31, 2019 You want to base on your rep In Forum or in the casino. How much do you feel rep is important to you should be question.. personally IDGAF about rep.. this isn't high school where the popular people sticks together while the outsiders fell left out.. of you still worried about how you rep your self online.. then you don't go out much.. online you can be anyone.. anyone can be you..don't mix in your reg life to online.. sooner or later you forget who you are..
Paecga129 Posted August 1, 2019 #32 Posted August 1, 2019 On 6/17/2019 at 10:46 AM, Asscorn said: I've been a part if Stake community for a couple or few months now. I really do like it and only wish I had more time to be more involved with it. I try my very best when posting or creating a topic to do a good job, be creative be friendly and only post quality posts that I think others may be interested in. I never thought that building a reputation on a gambling forum would become such an important thing. But it has and Ill continue to be a part of stake as long as I can. The one thing I would like to see change in some way shape or form is something to remind or give users incentive to react to posts. I think users would react more to posts with a reminder to do so or incentive of some kind. Its just too easy to get caught up in reading and posting and forget to react to something that deserves a reaction. I try my best to go through my previous post and read responses and react to most if not all, in hopes others will do the same. If you enjoy a post please react. The more users who routinly react to posts will in turn boost the community and also make it more likely that you'll receive reactions. Hope any users that enjoy this post share there reactions and continue sharing on every users posts Is your reputation important? Do you try and strive to make better posts and climb the ranks? Oh for sure. I think everyone should strive to uphold themselves in the best way possible weather in real life or in this community. No one likes a slacker !!! 🙂
MetroLyrics Posted May 30, 2020 #33 Posted May 30, 2020 For me yes it is important. It just show how trustworthy you are and how entitled you can be, this also tells that you are not biased but you are considerate to the opinion of others. So yeah I believe that reputation behind your name is important, they are also the epitome of success
Notsoballin Posted May 30, 2020 #34 Posted May 30, 2020 Yes it’s important On 6/20/2019 at 8:41 AM, wry said: This is one of the reasons I don't really equate my reputation here with how many reactions I've gotten from people. The site incentivizes posts, so it gets posts. If it stressed reactions, guess what, it would get those. Sadly that would probably result in legions of alts that would react to posts. So keep making good and thoughtful posts, checking in on your threads and do it because it is a good thing to do, I assure you, that will help your reputation more than the number of reaction votes you have. Yea that so true so I want to be the best person I can in all aspects of life regardless of what I’m doing
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