Whaddya Wanna See from TST?

[Golfingdad]

A history of your handicaps and all your personal information would be nice.

I think that is a really good idea.  And I spoke with @iacas and he agreed too, and even said he'd like me to be in charge of this.  So, to get started, please PM me your full address, bank account number, ATM pin, CC number (don't forget the security code on the back!) and anything else you deem to be of value and I will get the ball rolling on this one.

[Lihu]

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Originally Posted by Lihu

A history of your handicaps and all your personal information would be nice.

I think that is a really good idea.  And I spoke with @iacas and he agreed too, and even said he'd like me to be in charge of this.  So, to get started, please PM me your full address, bank account number, ATM pin, CC number (don't forget the security code on the back!) and anything else you deem to be of value and I will get the ball rolling on this one.

Did you get my PM?

[Ernest Jones]

Originally Posted by Golfingdad

I think that is a really good idea.  And I spoke with @iacas and he agreed too, and even said he'd like me to be in charge of this.  So, to get started, please PM me your full address, bank account number, ATM pin, CC number (don't forget the security code on the back!) and anything else you deem to be of value and I will get the ball rolling on this one.

And no PMs please, lets have some transparency here.

[BENtSwing]

Probably been said, but a thumbs down button next to the thumbs up would be cool.

[Abu3baid]

Probably been said, but a thumbs down button next to the thumbs up would be cool.

I thought about this, but then thought better of it. The question would be what is there to gain from the thumbs down button? It would lose its value once two people started just giving thumbs down to each other with each post made wouldn't it?

[iacas]

Probably been said, but a thumbs down button next to the thumbs up would be cool.

There's a reason the Facebook doesn't have a "dislike" button. These aren't comments on a blog post that should be down-voted. We used to have negative reputation buttons back on vBulletin, and I wanted to keep them, but this is one area where Huddler was right and only positive reputation is a better solution.

[Ernest Jones]

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Originally Posted by BENtSwing

Probably been said, but a thumbs down button next to the thumbs up would be cool.

There's a reason the Facebook doesn't have a "dislike" button. These aren't comments on a blog post that should be down-voted. We used to have negative reputation buttons back on vBulletin, and I wanted to keep them, but this is one area where Huddler was right and only positive reputation is a better solution.

The problem with dislikes or negative feedback is that it cannot be debated.

[trickyputt]

Lol I love being able to be banned from one particular thread instead of the whole site. That is brilliant. I will at some point make being banned up to the ban-er. And thus spice the forums with a less boring energy. The thing about restricting my voice is that it doesnt make you less of an idiot, but it removes my capacity to conclusively prove I am a nut. So you gain nothing, and risk a bad opinion of yourself by others.