Green K means positive karma, which people give for a good post.
Red K means negative karma, that people give for awful, racist or ignorant posts.
It keeps track of how good of a poster you are functionally... that bar that is red or green under people's avatars and the number next to it shows how good of a poster they are theoretically.
You have only made a few posts, but you are already gaining a green bar, which generally lets people know that you are a good poster.
I gave you green K for this thread, because it is extremely solid in reason. It is ****** to say that any fighter who makes the weight should not be fighting in that weight class. Those are the gifts that make them competitive... speed makes Mayweather competitive, size makes Williams competitive, stamina makes Margarito competitive, power makes Pavlik competitive...
Everyone is allowed to use their strengths, and that is what makes the sport diverse and exciting, because there are always more matchups that include new interactions between "styles", which is merely another way of saying, "how does this person's strengths match up against this person's.
Pistol whip, you are putting on a pretty solid streak of rookie posts. Welcome to the forum, and I look forward to reading more of what you have to say about the sport.
Red K means negative karma, that people give for awful, racist or ignorant posts.
It keeps track of how good of a poster you are functionally... that bar that is red or green under people's avatars and the number next to it shows how good of a poster they are theoretically.
You have only made a few posts, but you are already gaining a green bar, which generally lets people know that you are a good poster.
I gave you green K for this thread, because it is extremely solid in reason. It is ****** to say that any fighter who makes the weight should not be fighting in that weight class. Those are the gifts that make them competitive... speed makes Mayweather competitive, size makes Williams competitive, stamina makes Margarito competitive, power makes Pavlik competitive...
Everyone is allowed to use their strengths, and that is what makes the sport diverse and exciting, because there are always more matchups that include new interactions between "styles", which is merely another way of saying, "how does this person's strengths match up against this person's.
Pistol whip, you are putting on a pretty solid streak of rookie posts. Welcome to the forum, and I look forward to reading more of what you have to say about the sport.
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