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Now the points have changed again. Originally, starting a topic got 6 points and posting a reply got 2 points. Now starting a topic gets 4 points and posting a reply gets 2 points. Moreover, deleting a post or a topic deducts 4 points. This doesn't seem reasonable, right?
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I just tried it, and sure enough, it's the same as the moderator upstairs! --- Deleting a post and a topic both deduct 4 points! Could it be that our boss made a mistake, or is deleting posts strictly prohibited now!
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Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-10-29 23:54:
The person who starts a topic gets 4 points, and if deleting it only deducts 3 points, then there will still be 1 point left.
But if the user deletes the topic by themselves through editing, they will deduct their own 4 points. If it is deleted by a moderator or super user, it will deduct 3 points. If the person deleting the post deducts points from the person whose post is deleted and then deletes it, then the person whose post is deleted will not get 1 point?
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Originally posted by Must Love at 2006-10-31 11:07 PM:
But if the user deletes the topic by editing it themselves, they will deduct 4 points from their own earned points. If it is deleted by a moderator or super user, 3 points will be deducted. If the poster who deletes the post first deducts points from the poster who had the post deleted...
Well, if the poster who deletes the post first deducts points from the poster who had the post deleted.