Xbox One Users With Bad Reputation Will Lose Privileges
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I'm sure that absolutely nothing wrong, biased, broken, abused, or just plain horseshit will happen here. After all, people are such courteous and proper users online, right? As are the people running a business? (Heh heh heh...)
All aboard a 4chan trian to downvote all the popular broadcasters so they loose theira bility to bradcast and their income to feed their families!
this is so going to work.
Whne will microsoft understand that just because some idiot does not like me does not mean im doing anything wrong. i remember on one forum there was a karma system and i suddenly got like -100 in a week. i knew one of the mdoerators there and he investigated, turns out some guy kept making new accounts and downvoting me. So i was sitting there with deep red karma for quite a while because somone got into trolling mood.
Now imagine if that meant i would not be able to make new threads ect because of it. because thats basically the system microsoft is doing.
Actually i even saw a website dedicated to showing abusive posts on Xbox that was meant for its users to gang up and all give him bad rep. not sure how much of that worked though as i never been part of it myself. But if its anything like reddit witchhunts its supereffective.
Also, how about stop policing internet and only punish people that, you know, break the law. not just those that arent popular.
Then again, ill be gaming on PC where no random idiot can make me loose features. Good luck to all poor people that bought an Xbox.
this is so going to work.
Whne will microsoft understand that just because some idiot does not like me does not mean im doing anything wrong. i remember on one forum there was a karma system and i suddenly got like -100 in a week. i knew one of the mdoerators there and he investigated, turns out some guy kept making new accounts and downvoting me. So i was sitting there with deep red karma for quite a while because somone got into trolling mood.
Now imagine if that meant i would not be able to make new threads ect because of it. because thats basically the system microsoft is doing.
Actually i even saw a website dedicated to showing abusive posts on Xbox that was meant for its users to gang up and all give him bad rep. not sure how much of that worked though as i never been part of it myself. But if its anything like reddit witchhunts its supereffective.
Also, how about stop policing internet and only punish people that, you know, break the law. not just those that arent popular.
Then again, ill be gaming on PC where no random idiot can make me loose features. Good luck to all poor people that bought an Xbox.
heres the thing: IT ALREADY IS.rasputin0009 said:
We'll wait and see if it helps, i guess.
Statute of Limitations & Zombie Rep
Many social sites enforce bad rep policies without a statute of limitations (or period of relevance) which could otherwise restore credibility to a user's online account. On the contrary, rep comments seems to linger indefinitely on most social sites' user accounts even if they are written-off as ?zombie? rep. Imagine how penalizing premium subscribers for ?zombie rep? could reduce the overall credibility of any online "reputation" system which would be ironic, indeed.
Personally, I started using the Xbox360 together with Microsoft's Xbox Live online membership in 2007. Within the first month using Xbox Live, another premium user gave me a scathing review, or bad rep, after relentlessly kicking his butt in COD4-MW online. Until 2014, the bad rep comments made by this user were the only ones ever recorded -- but still listed in my account 7 years later. Why?
In the end, I switched from online multiplayer Console Gaming to PC Gaming without regret. I certainly don't miss giving Micro$oft money for product & service that was never fully hatched before release.
Many social sites enforce bad rep policies without a statute of limitations (or period of relevance) which could otherwise restore credibility to a user's online account. On the contrary, rep comments seems to linger indefinitely on most social sites' user accounts even if they are written-off as ?zombie? rep. Imagine how penalizing premium subscribers for ?zombie rep? could reduce the overall credibility of any online "reputation" system which would be ironic, indeed.
Personally, I started using the Xbox360 together with Microsoft's Xbox Live online membership in 2007. Within the first month using Xbox Live, another premium user gave me a scathing review, or bad rep, after relentlessly kicking his butt in COD4-MW online. Until 2014, the bad rep comments made by this user were the only ones ever recorded -- but still listed in my account 7 years later. Why?
In the end, I switched from online multiplayer Console Gaming to PC Gaming without regret. I certainly don't miss giving Micro$oft money for product & service that was never fully hatched before release.