Rep power?

[Music Lover]

Why do some people have red, green or purple 'blocks' in their 'rep power'

[The Batman]

Red means they have negative points grey means neutral and green means positive.

[ShatteredWings]

actually, the grey/purple blocks are disabled rep

[The Batman]

Which is also neutral. When someone just joins they have a grey block of rep because it's neutral.

[ShatteredWings]

No, when a newbie joins they have a green rep block with a reppower of 0

as a random example
http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/member.php?u=15055
newest member
no posts
rep power 0, GREEN block.


purple/grey blocks in your user CP on recent comments are neutral (so from someone w/a rep of 0 or neg)

[The Batman]

Either way gray is still neutral no matter the reason behind it being gray it's neutral.

[Antares]

actually, the grey/purple blocks are disabled rep

No, gray blocks are neutral, black blocks are disabled.

Umm, the green(positive) means they have a rep points above 10...I think its 10. Neutral(gray/purple) are rep points between -10 and 10 and the negative(red) are -10 and lower.
Black is an option that you can choose to do via your User CP

[Oblivion]

http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/images/reputation/reputation_pos.gifGreen blocks are >0 rep
http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/images/reputation/reputation_neg.gifRed blocks are <0 rep
http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/images/reputation/reputation_off.gifBlack blocks on the forum post pages are disabled rep
http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/images/reputation/reputation_balance.gifGray blocks in your User CP rep list are neutral rep (from new members, that have green blocks on the forum posts pages)

[MoveAlong]

No, gray blocks are neutral, black blocks are disabled.

Umm, the green(positive) means they have a rep points above 10...I think its 10. Neutral(gray/purple) are rep points between -10 and 10 and the negative(red) are -10 and lower.
Black is an option that you can choose to do via your User CP

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