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  • elhana fineundefined

    Hello everyone, for a long time I was looking for an option to edit the reputation of the users in my forum,
    Whether it’s adding a reputation to a veteran user, or lowering a reputation to a user who breaks the rules
    I recently found in GitHub a plugin to edit the reputation for users easily, and I want to share with you the plugin
    Plugin installation commands: npm i nodebb-plugin-change-reputation
    The plugin is in Hebrew, but simple and easy to use.
    Because you do not speak Hebrew I will give a short tutorial.
    After installing and logging in to the plugin, the first line selects the user, the second line the amount of reputation, and the third line chooses whether to send an alert to the user or not to send. its not easy?

    phenomlabundefined crazycellsundefined 3 Replies
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  • elhana fineundefined elhana fine

    Hello everyone, for a long time I was looking for an option to edit the reputation of the users in my forum,
    Whether it’s adding a reputation to a veteran user, or lowering a reputation to a user who breaks the rules
    I recently found in GitHub a plugin to edit the reputation for users easily, and I want to share with you the plugin
    Plugin installation commands: npm i nodebb-plugin-change-reputation
    The plugin is in Hebrew, but simple and easy to use.
    Because you do not speak Hebrew I will give a short tutorial.
    After installing and logging in to the plugin, the first line selects the user, the second line the amount of reputation, and the third line chooses whether to send an alert to the user or not to send. its not easy?

    phenomlabundefined

    @elhana-fine Thanks for the tip - this is very useful 🙂

    Mark – Founder, Phenomlab Ltd
    Executive IT & Security Leadership
    Phenomlab Ltd

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  • DownPWundefined

    What is the difference with the plugin actually installed here ?
    Maybe delete hebrew and code in English is better

    PW and WS Spirit alive

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  • DownPWundefined DownPW

    What is the difference with the plugin actually installed here ?
    Maybe delete hebrew and code in English is better

    elhana fineundefined

    @DownPW
    What plugin is there here that allows you to build a reputation?
    I only know a plugin to restrict new users from giving a reputation.

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  • elhana fineundefined elhana fine

    @DownPW
    What plugin is there here that allows you to build a reputation?
    I only know a plugin to restrict new users from giving a reputation.

    phenomlabundefined

    @elhana-fine said in Editing a reputation for a user in a nodeBB based forum:

    What plugin is there here that allows you to build a reputation?

    nodebb-plugin-user-level

    Mark – Founder, Phenomlab Ltd
    Executive IT & Security Leadership
    Phenomlab Ltd

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  • DownPWundefined

    Yes that why I ask the question 🙂

    PW and WS Spirit alive

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  • elhana fineundefined elhana fine

    Hello everyone, for a long time I was looking for an option to edit the reputation of the users in my forum,
    Whether it’s adding a reputation to a veteran user, or lowering a reputation to a user who breaks the rules
    I recently found in GitHub a plugin to edit the reputation for users easily, and I want to share with you the plugin
    Plugin installation commands: npm i nodebb-plugin-change-reputation
    The plugin is in Hebrew, but simple and easy to use.
    Because you do not speak Hebrew I will give a short tutorial.
    After installing and logging in to the plugin, the first line selects the user, the second line the amount of reputation, and the third line chooses whether to send an alert to the user or not to send. its not easy?

    crazycellsundefined

    @elhana-fine thanks for the tip… a useful plugin indeed…

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  • elhana fineundefined elhana fine

    Hello everyone, for a long time I was looking for an option to edit the reputation of the users in my forum,
    Whether it’s adding a reputation to a veteran user, or lowering a reputation to a user who breaks the rules
    I recently found in GitHub a plugin to edit the reputation for users easily, and I want to share with you the plugin
    Plugin installation commands: npm i nodebb-plugin-change-reputation
    The plugin is in Hebrew, but simple and easy to use.
    Because you do not speak Hebrew I will give a short tutorial.
    After installing and logging in to the plugin, the first line selects the user, the second line the amount of reputation, and the third line chooses whether to send an alert to the user or not to send. its not easy?

    crazycellsundefined

    @elhana-fine and when you write -100 in the second line, it subtracts 100 reputation points… This is a very useful plugin for us. Thanks again for sharing.

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  • crazycellsundefined

    is there any way to see whose reputation is changed by this plugin?

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