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I'd like to propose that Lars never really existed and is a ghost in the machine. I mean think about it people... how could a human know so much stuff? I think Bank of America will back me up here. Lars must be a simulation. That said if somebody knows how to load Lars into my Amazon Echo I think it would be really cool to have him as a pet on my counter. "Lars how many teaspoons in a tablespoon?". "There are 3 teaspoons in a tablespoon sir!". I know what you are all thinking; this is a crazy concept. Lars could never be that polite right? Am I right? 🙂
Hmm... yeah, the Karma points... I guess we will find out about their usefulness once this life is over? Is this a good thing?
On the bright side, the current challenges SCN 3.0-adoption-missions force the focus to something else then point collection.
I’m a bit disappointed myself…. I put time into SCN for 8+ years to build a good “reputation” and its been wipe-out clean. What can I tell you… unless the format gets to engage people the way it used to Its going to be a slow start for the new SAP Community
Ha!
I hear you, Juan! Although my remark about "if this is a good thing" was more about the after-life experience 🙂
To be honest, after they stopped sending T-Shirts and windbreakers, the main motivation for me to get "points" was gone. We have an internal JAM community at SAP where they kept sending similar things from the merchandise shop. And guess what: as soon as I received everything (ok, I didn't go for the SAP HANA Admin book from SAP Press :-)) I figured it was time to reduce efforts there, too...
Ok, jokes aside, the loss of the point system is something I welcome. Everybody who ranked up a lot of points in the old world still can showcase this achievement via the "#cardlayout+reputation" display in the profile. So, nothing gets lost here.
Let's try not to get too pushed off the new SCN because of it's deficiencies. Give it some more time and I'm optimistic, that it will become the better platform that we all want.
Probably (even though it's more about my personal experience and not so much about SAP.COM) , but I don't really see the benefit for now...
Cheers,
Lars
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