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Originally Posted by relentlessflame
But it's also true that some people judged those who were hiding their rep as if they had something shameful to hide (otherwise, why not show it like everyone else? ...or so the theory goes). There probably also were people who were in fact hiding it for this reason, perpetuating the stereotype. In the end, it's really just another form of using rep to judge people, but this is using the fact that someone's rep points are hidden as another judgement. (If you were hiding rep to avoiding being judged for your point value, you were still being judged for not showing your point value...  )
I'm not really trying to say that this is totally unreasonable... but it is also unfortunate. |
Well maybe some people were hiding it Dragon Ball Z style. "This isn't my true power...." *goes super saiyan*