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Various things, not all of them understood, affect the accuracy of the reported reputation number. For example, sometimes a post is deleted or undeleted but the reputation adjustments don't get ma...
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#3: Post edited
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Monica Cellio
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2020-08-30T17:52:10Z (about 4 years ago)
Various things, not all of them understood, affect the reported reputation number. For example, sometimes a post is deleted or undeleted but the reputation adjustments don't get made. A system-wide reputation recalculation updates rep numbers by recomputing all of them.- An admin ran a reputation recalc yesterday, causing some numbers to change.
- The scoring system hasn't changed.
- Various things, not all of them understood, affect the accuracy of the reported reputation number. For example, sometimes a post is deleted or undeleted but the reputation adjustments don't get made. A system-wide reputation recalculation updates rep numbers by recomputing all of them.
- An admin ran a reputation recalc yesterday, causing some numbers to change.
- The scoring system hasn't changed.
#2: Post edited
by
Monica Cellio
·
2020-08-30T17:29:40Z (about 4 years ago)
- Various things, not all of them understood, affect the reported reputation number. For example, sometimes a post is deleted or undeleted but the reputation adjustments don't get made. A system-wide reputation recalculation updates rep numbers by recomputing all of them.
- An admin ran a reputation recalc yesterday, causing some numbers to change.
- Various things, not all of them understood, affect the reported reputation number. For example, sometimes a post is deleted or undeleted but the reputation adjustments don't get made. A system-wide reputation recalculation updates rep numbers by recomputing all of them.
- An admin ran a reputation recalc yesterday, causing some numbers to change.
- The scoring system hasn't changed.
#1: Initial revision
by
Monica Cellio
·
2020-08-30T17:29:04Z (about 4 years ago)
Various things, not all of them understood, affect the reported reputation number. For example, sometimes a post is deleted or undeleted but the reputation adjustments don't get made. A system-wide reputation recalculation updates rep numbers by recomputing all of them. An admin ran a reputation recalc yesterday, causing some numbers to change.