Patricia Pulling It stems mainly from a pair of isolated incidents, one of which occurred in 1979, and the other of which happened in the early 1980s. The first incident involved a young man named James Dallas Egbert, a 16-year-old boy who was bright enough to be attending college at such a young age. Egbert had much more than his fair share of problems; he was under constant pressure from his parents to exceed, and was hiding his drug addictions and homosexuality from them.

Answer: Parents usually don’t realize it, but we are the biggest role models our kids will ever have. “Do as I say not as I do”, that saying doesn’t work now or ever did. Kids model their parent’s behavior that is where the most learning takes place. Remember they’re always watching so act like the adult you want them to grow up to be. See similar questions...

Each member has the ability to rate you (good or bad) depending on how they feel about your participation in the forum. However, each member can change their mind and revoke a bad rating at any time. They can then change their rating to good. So there is always a second chance to redeem yourself. Similarly, a member can also revoke a good rating and change it to a bad rating, so it works both ways. See similar questions...

Reputation should be given to people who post meaningful, helpful, and thoughtful posts. Any post that contributes to the thread in a positive way probably deserves positive reputation. This does not mean that you agree with what was said; the point brought up may be completely opposite to what you believe, but it may be a good point nonetheless, and worthy of a pat on the back. See similar questions...

Negative reputation should be given if the person is posting something that detracts from the conversation. If the post is rude, inappropriate, breaks forum rules, is not gracious, etc; these are all good reasons to give negative reputation. If you have a personal grudge with someone, their team, etc, is it not appropriate to give them negative reputation for no reason. Giving negative reputation because you don't agree with what was said is not an appropraite use of the reputation system. See similar questions...

No, having a negitive reputation or recieving many negitive reputation comments is not, by itself, grounds for a ban. However, it is difficult to get more negitive rep then positive, and the same poor behavior that leads to poor reputation can lead to a ban. See similar questions...

No. If you make the Administrator angry enough, or violate the terms of use agreement in any way, you will be permanently banned regardless of your reputation. See similar questions...

this time you can not get it removed. Just concentrate on getting better reputation points on your future posts if possible. See similar questions...

Klee Kai love kids and do great with them as long as the child has been taught to respect the dog and not tease it. These dogs are small enough that an out of control child could cause serious damage. Most Klee Kai would give a child enough leeway that the child could cause serious damage before the dog could run. Good owners make good dogs. They do seem to have this sixth sense about the intentions of a child and will usually avoid a child with bad intentions. See similar questions...

There is an icon in the left bottom area of each post. Click the icon, and a window will pop up allowing you to give reputation (positive or negative) to a user. See similar questions...

User Reputation in its simplest form is a ranking of a user's benefit to the forum. Its basis comes from the opinions of all forum users that choose take part in it. Users gain and lose reputation based on how their posts are scored by other forum participants. Users with the ability to affect reputation, will either give or take aways points by approving or disapproving with a post's content. See similar questions...

On every post, there is a scale icon beneath one's avatar and personal information. This is the reputation button. Click it on the post you wish to leave reputation for, select either "Approve" (positive reputation) or "Disapprove" (negitive reputation) and, if you wish, leave a message. Then click "Add to reputation" to complete the process. See similar questions...