Don't forget the images, I think, imo, images such as those that Overgrow was using better represents the karma, more than points do.

If you can, images based on the amount of karma you have would be nice (admin should be able to edit this in the admin cp such as that in the stars hack).

Yes that is also in my todo list.

Excellent hack!

If karma exists in real life, you sure did gain a lot of it by creating (and developing) this hack.

Don't pay too much attention the the "misleading name" posts - I'm quite sure you will make this hack much better than overgrows ever was.

Kudos to you, sir!

Oh, and methinks that it would be a very good idea to be able to turn off this system in certain forums. For instance, I don't want people to give karma in the "Religious and Political discussion" forums.

For those of you who blame him for asking too many details, indirect spam blah blah... note that certify uses oscommerce out-of-the-box script, not his intention to ask too much details like that. Playing around with oscommerce script and you will know what I meant. Besides, eventhough it's annoying, but just put fake address and that's it.

certify, thanks for great hack, and disregard username John on your site since can download it here.

Thanks, we will try to do whatever overgrows has done. What feature is in his karma hack anyway, besides the one the is in my to do list?

intellected, good idea for "turning off the karma for certain forums". But this had to be on the next next release v1.2. :)

I may have missed it but do you plan to include the ability for users to leave good/bad comments on users? That is a big part of the Karma hack, allowing users to leave comments on them.

SaintDog

Did I mention that Overgrow donated his Karma to vb3?

Um, no...you forgot to mention that...

Wow. Overgrow wins!

Anyway, in that case, I have a (somewhat offtopic) suggestion for the future implementation of karma in vb3:

Option to replace thread rating with average karma
This is a very simple, but very useful, modification. Essentially, instead of using thread ratings, the script calculates the average karma per post in the thread, and displays that instead of rating.

A bit more smooth than using both karma and thread ratings at the same time.