I can't imagine there is a way to make gameology fu public knowledge besides actually telling them. We could create a thread where people can type in if they want to make sure the topic doesn't go off topic. It could also be a place where folks say what their general rules are for giving/ taking away fu.
However, I've got to say- I think everyone complaining/ worrying about a point here and there should shift the way they are looking at it. I see this much more in groups of 10-- someone with 1-10 is mostly subject to random feelings, whereas someone with 10-20 probably pleased a few more people and someone with 20+ is someone to pay attention to.
On the same regards, if someone has below 10, they did something so take what they say with a grain of salt.
Elitism exists. Not everyone is created equal. Some people have better ideas. And if you aren't there yet, so what? Grow, learn, and find the mentors who are respected so you don't start following the path of someone going in the wrong direction. I can set Fu total scores, so if someone nets a ton of negative fu for something and they change their habits, I would totally be up for a clean slate. There will be contests and such that will also result in big payouts of fu as well so this will be more than just a peer review system.
Complaining about a point here and there is pretty douchey. If you suddenly loose 10 points, then ok, I get coming on and saying, "So what could I be doing better?".
The one thing I'll ask though is that people give and take points based on Gameology. This isn't just karma or "cookies"- these points are for Gameology. So for example there are awesome people who may come in here just to chat and hang out. That's cool and I welcome them with open arms. That however isn't really gameology so they shouldn't be Mr. or Ms. Popular. A cool avatar isn't, in my eyes, reason to award Gameology points.
People who offer advice, talk about games, talk about the show, help you out, get you into something, open your eyes to a new idea-- they are worthy of the Fu.
This is a bit blunt, but I think it needs to be said. This is the interweb! 1 person clicking an anonymous link isn't anything to worry about. 10 may be. Be confident, be proud of what you write and I can pretty much guarantee your Fu will be reflective of that.