If you’ve been around Meta Stack Overflow the past few days, you’ve seen a fair bit of conversation sparked by the recent changes to how reputation is calculated:
To be clear: reputation values are not changing, every action in the system is still worth the same amount. Here’s what will be different:
Your reputation will be correct at all times
Deletions will have a much more immediate effect on reputation, not waiting on a recalc (but reputation sync takes up to 5 minutes on a delete/undelete action; as to not block the user’s response thread, it’s offloaded to a background queue) …
Answers should be downvoted only if it doesnt provide the solution.
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Keep track of where I have upvoted/downvoted
I know I can see my vote history on questions and answers, and I've seen other questions about retrieving data for votes on comments that I've left, but is there a way to get a list of other people's comments that I've up...
First and foremost, Access IS a real RDBMS. What it is isn't is a client server RDBMS.
The only implications of this are that there is a throttle on the number of simultaneous connections and the security of the data needs careful thought.
Amongst other things, Access is also an IDE that uses ...
Currently, the badge logic is:
your answer has a positive score
your answer isn't deleted
your vote on a competing answer occurs after your answer
Also, for the purposes of all vote-based badges, deleted votes (i.e. votes you undo) are never factored in.
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After intense public outcry, we...