It's OK Deb, someone else must have been giving kudos at the exact time I did...ie;4 would go to 6 not 5 .
@*kazumi* wrote:
@am*3 wrote:I give kudos on threads I don't post on. How strange that anyone would think that not acceptable.
I leave kudos when I agree with and/or like the post and there is no need to add anything. Sometimes I have already posted in that topic earlier, but not always.
Just because some people never post does not necessarily mean anything sinister; I have a friend, old man in his late 70s, who spends a lot of time looking at various discussions, but is too shy and slow typing to ever post. He goes to boards for a hobby that he is still actively involved with and that keeps him up to date with what is going on in the field of his interest, and keeps him busy for a part of a day.
If somebody likes to read opinions or learn how eBay works by coming here, without ever commenting, what is the harm? Actually, I would think that if somebody has nothing to say, it is better not say it
Good post kazumi.
I often browse tech forums when looking for an answer to a tech problem I may have. When I find that the same problem I have has been already answered,lleaving a kudo's (if avail) for the person who has bothered to help by answering it, is the least I can do. No point posting, as it everything has already been said.
Life is too short to get paranoid about looking for sinister implications in kudo's ticks.
If anyone leaves a kudo's on a post by mistake (hit the wrong post's kudo button) it can be removed by going to options above the post and choosing revoke kudo.
@2106greencat wrote:There ya go Iza - now you have a kudo
and a cute little penguin
and you have a nice little happy feet dance tag 
