Karma? - Page 4

WillowTheWhisp · 20-08-2004, 23:14

But that brings us back to the original question doesn't it ShortStuff? If anyone doesn't wish to "get involved with Karma" it isn't "perfectly OK" because they have Karma points whether they like it or not. They can choose not to give or remove any from other members but cannot opt out of other members adding to or subtracting from their own.

I've heard that saying Pendy and I believe it is a good one to live by. We should all have the right to our own opinions and enough dignity to accept the opinions of others even when they differ from our own.

Doug · 20-08-2004, 23:14

You always impress me with your replies Shortstuff. You seem to be able to make sensible judgments without been Judgmental. Ever thought of going in to Social Work.

Mik Dickinson · 13-02-2005, 22:59

well my Karma has now gone up to 16 and i do believe it was down to 9 at one point.So whatever i did i finally did it right

chav1 · 14-02-2005, 00:07

on a few occasions i have seen karma removed for no apparent valid reason at all

i forget the individuals name but soemone posted a joke about political correctness been around in the 1800's i think it was and someone took karma of him even though all the replies to the joke were positive and the joke didnt have offensive content to any one what so ever

regardles somone removed his karma and didnt even have the guts to say why or who they were so i awarded him what i could

i can assure everyone here that although i have not yet deducted karma if i ever choose to do so i will put a reason

cant say fairer than that can i

i sometimes share the same opinion as someone and other times i think the total opposite and will speak my mind although i admit at times i can get a bit up my own bum i would never think less of anyone just for having a different opinion to me

Mik Dickinson · 14-02-2005, 09:47

And on such an honest reply i will up your karma for you willingly as i have done

staggeringman · 14-02-2005, 17:16

KARMA_all the people that post threads on this web site post because they have something to put across to other people,Now if some other people dont like what they see they deduct karma of the person that has posted the thread.But what happens if someone is posting on this site is not a member of the accrington web and is using someones alias and is deducting karma off others?

slinky · 14-02-2005, 17:24

To be quite honest, I can't see the point in the system cos I have posted quite a few jokes on here (always up for a good laugh) and my points never go up or down so...............but hey does this look like a face of concern

staggeringman · 14-02-2005, 18:35

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Originally Posted by slinky

To be quite honest, I can't see the point in the system cos I have posted quite a few jokes on here (always up for a good laugh) and my points never go up or down so...............but hey does this look like a face of concern

something must be going up and down slinky cause you dont stay on all night and not come up with anything...he...hee
karma im on about!

slinky · 14-02-2005, 18:39

CHEEKY BOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

staggeringman · 14-02-2005, 18:46

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Originally Posted by slinky

CHEEKY BOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

.......lol....its good to laugh!!!

slinky · 14-02-2005, 18:47

Lol You Are Right There:d

Tinkerbelle · 24-02-2005, 19:08

Can anyone tell me why some karma points appear blue on your profile?

WillowTheWhisp · 24-02-2005, 22:11

That's when they've been given by someone who hasn't got many posts so they don't actually affect your karma total but you know they would have done if they could.

WillowTheWhisp · 24-02-2005, 22:14

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Originally Posted by chav1

i sometimes share the same opinion as someone and other times i think the total opposite and will speak my mind although i admit at times i can get a bit up my own bum i would never think less of anyone just for having a different opinion to me

Here here chav.

Margaret Pilkington · 24-02-2005, 22:34

What are the RED karma points then??????