User can't see who gives you reputation

[Thomas]

Hi! I've been trying to figure this one out and looking it up on Google, but I still cannot find the answer. My own community has a bit of a problem with reputation abuse, yet many would like to see negative reputation return. I'm not sure if this is WebFlake's secret recipe or if it is public information - my question is basic, how can I make it so that members of my community (but moderators and administrators can) can't see who gave them reputation? Thank you.

Edited June 3, 2015 by Thomas

[Tony]

ACP > Members > Groups > YourGroup > Social tab > Can view who gave reputation?

Toggle the above setting on/off as desired for your individual groups. By default, IPS4 only notifies of "liked" content (alerting users to down-votes isn't currently possible) but if you would like to disable that as well, you'll need to change your notification defaults (and disable the option to enable them) via Members > Member Settings > Notifications.

[Tony]

It'd be helpful if you shared what version of IPB you are using.

http://webflake.sx/announcement/6-•-webflake-support-request-guidelines-•/

[Thomas]

It'd be helpful if you shared what version of IPB you are using.

http://webflake.sx/announcement/6-•-webflake-support-request-guidelines-•/

My bad. We're upgrading to IPS4, so... yeah, IPS4!

[Thomas]

ACP > Members > Groups > YourGroup > Can view who gave reputation?

Toggle the above setting on/off as desired for your individual groups. By default, IPS4 only notifies of "liked" content (alerting users to down-votes isn't currently possible) but if you would like to disable that as well, you'll need to change your notification defaults (and disable the option to enable them) via Members > Member Settings > Notifications.

​Haha, wow I feel ridiculous that I skipped over that. Thanks for the help, mate, appreciate it a lot!

[James]

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