I'm kinda confused, because I'm new enough that I can't upvote but I know that I've had at least 15 notifications about reputation points... Where do I find my reputation count anyway?  And as a side question, how long have the users with 200 reputation points been here? There's a bunch of things that don't work unless you have that much, including the flair badges and that little graph on your user profile.   Edit: I realize there is a similar-sounding question, but that question/answer thread never explained that a user has a different reputation score for each stack, unlike the answers found here. (Thanks)
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On Stack Exchange, users may gain a certain level of reputation.  What does reputation do? How can a user gain or lose reputation?   See also   in the Help Center  - Maximum amount of votes a user can use in a day and reputation requirements to vote.  - How to get an exact overview of the actions that got you your reputation.  - A full list of all privileges granted at each reputation level on all sites.
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This might not be a bug but I see the same question list twice in my reputation display, I know it is grouping things by a six hour difference, but is this really expected?    The first list says 2 events but shows all 5, similarly the second list says 3 events and shows all five.
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The  caused me to win , yey!  But wait.     [Mortarboard] Hit the daily reputation cap for the first time   Per-site metas don't have any reputation... I am confused :-)  I know why I got the badge. Should I have?  Let me rephrase. Is this behavior desirable?
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To be honest I find it hard to keep up with all the changes, and very frequently I have to go look at the privileges list to see whether a user (that I'm looking at, so I have his reputation value) has a certain privilege or not.  However, I still don't know what that user will actually see or how the site actually behaves for that user.  There's quite a number of posts here on meta about "where did this go" and "why can't I" and I can't really tell either way how a site behaves for a user with a reputation level of 2500.  So, I propose the following functionality:   For all users, be able to view the site as though you had less reputation than you actually have Bonus-feature: For all users, be able to use the site at that reputation level, unless some features of low-level users conflict with your actual functionality For mods, be able to view the site as a specific users (be able to see all he sees, exactly the way he sees it), but of course not pose as that user (ie. things I do would still be me)   The UI could be merged into the mod menu and the privileges menu:    (Note, I chose a user randomly, Olivier Pons is in no way related to this question or flags, or whatever that I know of.)
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My reputation on Stack Overflow suddenly raised from 35k to 45k! And it seems that on other sites as well! It must have been in the past hour!  What happened? I don't see any record in the reputation history or jump in the chart, everything is just smooth! And it seems it happened on other sites as well!  I'm not complaining, just curious! :-)  EDIT: The discussion was "it was in the banner, you should have read it", and when I replied that I am closing banners without reading, and important announcements like that should be in the notification box, I got comments like "Oh yeah not reading banners is bad".  Now look at this and tell me: is anyone still surprised that I got used to closing banners without reading?? ;-)
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I noticed today that the reputation summary on  is displaying only one line:      Normally, it should display four lines, such as in my Stack Overflow profile:      The bug is reproducible in other profiles of users that also participated in the . Here is a screen shot for one of those participants:      I do have a lead on the cause, but I don't have it pinpointed. It seems to be happening to those users who have hit the rep cap (200 points), and also have other activity that, because of the cap, does not count.  For example, I have 5 events under "yesterday" that do not have any associated points:
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I just visited Stack Overflow. Recent achievments change popup told me that I've got +24 reputation points. However, when I opened it up, it turned out, that I've got 25+1 = 26 points:    What am I missing? Is this a bug or by-design and I just don't get it?  EDIT: (copy of below comment, for clarification) If I'm not mistaken, score highlighted in the popup (24 in this case) should only indicate entires in achievements list, that were not yet noticed by me, that is -- those with non-white background (25 + 1 in this case). Correct me, if I'm wrong, but if I'm right, then there is a bug in calculation algorithm. I have two items, with recent changes, "unread" (not seen by me), which total amount of 26, while score popup informs me only about 24 points. This is the only thing, that I don't get here.
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I just came across a question by a new contributor to a Stack (in this case, ), as indicated by the new contributor indicator. Since it was an ID request, I launched into a comment linking to  and was about to invite them on the [tour], when I checked their network accounts and found that they had 17k+ rep on Stack Overflow.  Now I know that not everyone will welcome new contributors like that, but still, it would be useful to have an indication if a new contributor is new to Stack Exchange and may not even realise they can edit their own posts (yes, I've encountered those; self-answering just to add new information), or merely new to the current Stack and may only need a couple of pointers on topicality and tagging conventions. Likewise, someone may be a regular on the main Stack, but new to meta.  So please, expand the new contributor indicator to indicate if a user is new to the current Stack, new to the current Meta, new to Meta in general, or new to the Stack Exchange Network.    I realise that a reputation of 101 may indicate a user having received the association bonus, so they may have some experience elsewhere on the Stack Exchange Network. However, that doesn't tell me if they're 200+ on their highest reputation account, or 20k+. The former may still need some help using basic features while the latter doesn't.    I came across a request to . That sounds useful as well, so I've edited my question to incorporate that request.
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Does anyone know how SO user reputation leagues work for people who have the same recent score? I was wondering because I checked the league and I saw   We all have the same month reputation. However, I'm ranked #878 while MadProgrammer is ranked #876! Obviously this is a GIANT bug that must be corrected at once.   But actually, how is this decided? It's bugging me that I can't find any pattern.   By total rep it goes: 3rd-1st-2nd By rank change: 1st-3rd-2nd (maybe) By membership time: 2nd-1st-3rd Alphabetically: 3rd-1st-2nd By badges: 3rd-1st-2nd By coolness of pic: 3rd-2nd-1st   So the only thing I can think of is that someone wrote an extremely sophisticated algorithm to rank the coolness of pictures and then ranks them in reverse order. If this is true, can I please have it?  -EDIT- Went back today and it looks like Aaron is probably right
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I've seen a few questions I'd like to comment on or give a different answer, but seeing how I don't have 50 reputation (I've been a lurker for years, finally decided to participate) do I really need to ask a few questions before I can comment/answer other people's stuff? Or am I missing something here?  Sorry if this has been answered before, but with a few search tries I couldn't find any similar stuff, even tried google just for "50 reputation stackoverflow" but that didn't give me anything either.
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I've found some questions and those two badges "Epic" and "Legendary" regarding the "daily reputation cap". What is it and how can I hit it?
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I was just awarded +100 reputation on all of my Stack Exchange accounts.  What is this bonus for? It simply says "Association Bonus" on my reputation overview.  Also:   What privileges does the association bonus grant users? Can I lose the association bonus? Does it make my reputation 101 everywhere? Can I earn the association bonus on sites I haven't joined yet? Does it matter which site I earn the 200 reputation on? Will I get an association bonus every time my reputation on a site crosses 200 points? Does the association bonus allow me to answer protected questions? Does the association bonus count towards the reputation cap? Can I get the association bonus if I only have a profile on one site? What else is there to know about the association bonus?
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As discovered/discussed , the cross-site reputation graph doesn't show accounts that have less than 200 reputation. The problem is that, unless you have zero accounts over that bar, it doesn't tell you that. I think the "Accounts must have a minimum of 200 reputation to appear in this graph" notice should appear either (A) at all times or (B) if you have any accounts below 200.
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The reputation on  is supposed to be . Now why is it that 's  does not include his MSO reputation, but otherwise includes all 200+ rep accounts' reputation (including SO, of course)?  does include all my 200+ rep accounts including MSO.
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I was just chatting on the Ask Different chat - and the reputation numbers for me and the others chatting don't seem to match any other reputation count I can see on the sites here.  Is there some calculation being made? These numbers are the highest of any other combined reputation I have seen. For me - I'm listed over 10k - but no other aggregate reputation counter I can see is above 8k.  Perhaps I'm unaware how reputation is calculated, but the people there suggested a bug report in case this isn't intended.  (after three lines of text are drawn - a number shows beneath our icons in the left hand side)
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When I go to , go to the "Stack Exchange" section, and click on "edit" under "Accounts", I see the following at the bottom of the account list (partially truncated for reasons of space):    Now, as you can see from my reputation here on MSO, I should have the association bonus on all sites where I have an account. Yet, for some reason, my accounts on Android, Italian, Sound Design, and Windows Phone are listed as having just 1 reputation. However, if you look at my account on each of these sites (, , , and ), you will see that I do, indeed, have 101 reputation from the association bonus.   At first, I thought the commonality among those four sites was that I hadn't performed any actions on them (not even voting), but it turns out that I have actually cast a vote on Android, so I don't really know what's up.   Note also that all of these accounts are at least a few weeks old (and my association bonus is even older than that), so this doesn't seem like it would be a caching issue or anything.
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Yesterday I got 200+ reputation on , the reputation is added in the combined flair in the web browsers, but the same is not updated in the Stack Exchange Android app. In the  it is mentioned as  please note that only sites where you have more than 200 reputation will appear, and that flair is only updated once every 24-36 hours.  If it is updated for web browsers and not for the Stack Exchange Android app, is it a bug or is there any extra time limit for the Stack Exchange Android app? Adding the screenshots for reference: In the web browser:    In the Stack Exchange Android app:    Stack Exchange Android App Version: 1.0.77