returning coral to DBTC
- Thread starter yardartist
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cwolfus
Past President
As for Yardartist's original question...
Personally, I'm not a big fan of having a Karma prerequisite for DBTC threads, but the beauty of the program is that everyone gets to make their own rules.
The bottom line is, the Karma number is just a number.
Much more important is driving the continuation of these corals being fragged. That is a big part of the reason we are making a greater effort to recognize 2nd gen and later. The point is to see frags of these corals continue to come back. Even if "come back" means going to another club.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of having a Karma prerequisite for DBTC threads, but the beauty of the program is that everyone gets to make their own rules.
The bottom line is, the Karma number is just a number.
Much more important is driving the continuation of these corals being fragged. That is a big part of the reason we are making a greater effort to recognize 2nd gen and later. The point is to see frags of these corals continue to come back. Even if "come back" means going to another club.
CookieJar
Guest
Karma can be used as a guide, not necessarily a decision making tool. I agree that negative Karma isn't necessarily bad, but if someone has -10 AND they've never returned a frag back, then that'd be a red flag if they've had the corals for several months. Either they're having issues with their reef or haven't fully embraced DBTC.