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Reputation Points Burak Ozdiken23-Nov-12 8:11 Burak Ozdiken 23-Nov-12 8:11  5000 point BOOOMMM!!! “Milletler birleşince refaha, ayrılınca da fakru zarurete düçar olurlar” Nuri Demirağ, 1954 Re: Reputation Points Ed Nutting23-Nov-12 9:24 Ed Nutting 23-Nov-12 9:24  Second that - I've had 2,512 points disappear suddenly! Ed Voting spam jschell23-Nov-12 7:26 jschell 23-Nov-12 7:26  Voting is gone - but so is the report button. So no way to report spam? Re: Voting spam Thomas Daniels23-Nov-12 7:37 Thomas Daniels 23-Nov-12 7:37  I think reporting spam isn't possible now. I hope there's no spam in the Lounge until the report button is gone. ProgramFOX Re: Voting spam OriginalGriff23-Nov-12 8:10 OriginalGriff 23-Nov-12 8:10  There is still the Spam and Abuse Watch Forum[^] - I'm just guessing they will keep a closer eye than they normally do on it for the time being. And they kept a pretty sharp eye before... If you get an email telling you that you can catch Swine Flu from tinned pork then just delete it. It's Spam. Re: Voting spam Chris Maunder23-Nov-12 15:11 Chris Maunder 23-Nov-12 15:11  Correct. For now. (though the Spam and Abuse forum [^]is Your Friend) cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Could one of the hamsters look into this? fjdiewornncalwe23-Nov-12 2:57 fjdiewornncalwe 23-Nov-12 2:57  Hey guys, as per this[^] post and my response to it, there have been at least two -16/-160 abuse reports given on at least two separate answers to this question[^]? Before seeing that more than one post had been flagged, I had simply deleted mine as it was a bit of a tongue-in-cheek response. But since another, completely innocuous answer in this thread was flagged, I'm wondering if one of the hamsters could just check and ensure that we don't have a troll running around flagging posts willy-nilly. I'm assuming it is the same person as they have a high enough rep to do this, but aren't quite platinum yet. Cheers. I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore. Re: Could one of the hamsters look into this? Chris Maunder23-Nov-12 15:14 Chris Maunder 23-Nov-12 15:14  The voter in question has a different idea of how to use the "1" voting option than I do. Yes, he's very high rep. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Could one of the hamsters look into this? fjdiewornncalwe24-Nov-12 7:20 fjdiewornncalwe 24-Nov-12 7:20  Thanks for looking into it, Chris. I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore. Voting not working, even where turned on, or display not picking up ratings BobJanova23-Nov-12 2:30 BobJanova 23-Nov-12 2:30  I realise that voting is currently off in the Lounge. However, voting buttons are still available in the technical forums. There's a thread starter in C# which is pretty clearly a homework question, so I 1-voted it. It showed 'Rating: 1. Votes: 2' when I did it. However, the post still shows no rating when viewed, and is not greyed out as a low rated post. I'm not sure whether the votes aren't being stored or the thread display isn't getting average ratings, but something is not right in there somewhere. Re: Voting not working, even where turned on, or display not picking up ratings DaveAuld23-Nov-12 2:58 DaveAuld 23-Nov-12 2:58  Thats what I thought. The post I made a couple down was downvoted, and I only noticed because of the -16 appeared in my rep table, but nothing shows against the post. Maybe it shows to others, not just myself... Dave Find Me On: Web|Facebook|Twitter|LinkedIn Folding Stats: Team CodeProject Re: Voting not working, even where turned on, or display not picking up ratings BobJanova23-Nov-12 4:20 BobJanova 23-Nov-12 4:20  Ah, if you got the -16 then presumably voting is working, but the post display is incorrect. Re: Voting not working, even where turned on, or display not picking up ratings Chris Maunder23-Nov-12 4:22 Chris Maunder 23-Nov-12 4:22  Thanks for the report. Fixing. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Is it authority point counter is stopped? Abhishek Pant22-Nov-12 20:22 Abhishek Pant 22-Nov-12 20:22  Hi, when I posted solutions in QA but I did not get authority points for this.. Is it authority point counter is stopped? --AP Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Aarti Meswania22-Nov-12 20:49 Aarti Meswania 22-Nov-12 20:49  yes it's not updating points when answer question, and the reason is... visit link http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4434426/Site-Upgrade-and-brief-outage.aspx[^] Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Mohd. Mukhtar23-Nov-12 0:42 Mohd. Mukhtar 23-Nov-12 0:42  Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Abhishek Pant23-Nov-12 7:31 Abhishek Pant 23-Nov-12 7:31  thanks. --AP Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Aarti Meswania26-Nov-12 0:52 Aarti Meswania 26-Nov-12 0:52  welcome Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Chris Maunder23-Nov-12 10:18 Chris Maunder 23-Nov-12 10:18  Fixed cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Abhishek Pant23-Nov-12 20:23 Abhishek Pant 23-Nov-12 20:23  thanks. --AP Re: Is it authority point counter is stopped? Abhishek Pant24-Nov-12 4:42 Abhishek Pant 24-Nov-12 4:42  Again,I can't see my answered question in Reputation History; Also I'm answering answers but not getting any points. Update1 : when downvoted there is fall in my authority points this is working but when I answer any question they are not added to authority points. --AP modified 24-Nov-12 10:54am. Voting on own articles might be the bug... DaveAuld22-Nov-12 19:51 DaveAuld 22-Nov-12 19:51  Hey Chris, One of the bugs in the rep system might relate to voting on your own articles. Previously when I went platinum on Author, went went back through my own articles and re-voted on them, and gave myself a little rep boost After you did the update yesterday, I had dropped (not sure of the exact number) but somewhere in the region of 1000. Just out of curiosity, I went back through my articles and revoted to see what would happen. and out of the 20 published articles (I have 1 in draft), I managed to boost on 10 of them for 800, and I know that I had previously done them. So it looks like there is something a miss in that area. [Edit: I did the same for the tips, and also got a gain there] Cheers, Dave Find Me On: Web|Facebook|Twitter|LinkedIn Folding Stats: Team CodeProject modified 23-Nov-12 2:00am. Re: Voting on own articles might be the bug... Chris Maunder23-Nov-12 10:19 Chris Maunder 23-Nov-12 10:19  A mere coincidence unfortunately. And yes, you can vote on your own stuff. It saves having to create a sock puppet cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Voting on own articles might be the bug... DaveAuld23-Nov-12 19:50 DaveAuld 23-Nov-12 19:50  I knew that you could vote on your own stuff, thats not news. as for the coincidence, hmmm....... Dave Find Me On: Web|Facebook|Twitter|LinkedIn Folding Stats: Team CodeProject Lost reputation points Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)22-Nov-12 19:24 Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 22-Nov-12 19:24  Hi CP, I was shocked today when I saw my reputation points 7.9 K, which was 8.5 K yesterday. I have lost points from individual sections like Authority, Editor, Organizer and Participant. The most important thing is two Gold badges are gone from Authority and Organizer. Please fix this, I really like the points system. [Update] Another bug is the Editor points are not getting added to the reputation points today. I am editing questions today, but not getting any rewards as points. [/Update] Thanks, Tadit My 1st Tip/Trick File Download from the GridView rows in asp.net 4.0 Find me Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin modified 23-Nov-12 1:56am.

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