2011-02-21, 03:08 AM
This is fun. People too serious about public perception towards themselves have a chance to learn to lighten up, people who go LALALA I CANT HEAR YOU WITH MY EARS UP MY ASS may take a second to wonder why so many people have spent their precious time giving them feedbacks.
What exactly would you aim to achieve by directly talking to someone you don't like about something you don't like about them? Stirring up an argument? Venting? Or seeking harmony? Mutual understanding? Or perhaps trying to help the person see and correct his faults? I just can't seem to think of one.
People in general should be able to draw conclusions for themselves, and to do it as well as possible, they need as much information as possible. I would not say this reputation system might prove helpful by itself, but a certain few people will appreciate the feedbacks that confirm their "unclear intuition" about this particular guy.
Aside from that, it's a fun feature for those who aren't too afraid of public opinions, not those who claim they aren't.
kanevaldier Wrote:If I have something to say to someone I will say it to them. I am not a coward and will not hide what I think if I feel it is that improtant for me to speak what is on my mind.
What exactly would you aim to achieve by directly talking to someone you don't like about something you don't like about them? Stirring up an argument? Venting? Or seeking harmony? Mutual understanding? Or perhaps trying to help the person see and correct his faults? I just can't seem to think of one.
People in general should be able to draw conclusions for themselves, and to do it as well as possible, they need as much information as possible. I would not say this reputation system might prove helpful by itself, but a certain few people will appreciate the feedbacks that confirm their "unclear intuition" about this particular guy.
Aside from that, it's a fun feature for those who aren't too afraid of public opinions, not those who claim they aren't.