The green banner next to my reputation counter showed I gained 39 reputation since I last visited the reputation tab. When I look at the reputation events this is not true, I gained 40 reputation. The culprit is easily deductable in this instance, the &quot;removed&quot; downvote is not calculated correctly into the total.
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I noticed that, when I downvote an answer that subsequently gets deleted, the reputation tab in my profile shows a change of -1, even though it's unchanged from when I last checked.  Here's a screenshot showing what I mean:     The highlighted events that occurred since I last checked are circled; I received an upvote, and downvoted two posts that were removed. Yet, the tab shows a change of 8, when it should be 10.
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and        ()   I just noticed that change. I didn't find new reports under .  Note the names and badge count in the first screenshot, and the badge count in the second one.  PS I can't link to the responses tab as it shows only to the profile owner.
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I posted this  a few weeks ago. The photo I posted shows that I had impacted 25k people. Now it says this:   I only impacted 1k people, 24k less than what my impact was a few weeks ago! I am sure that 24k people didn't delete their accounts within a few weeks and this is probably a bug. What happened to my impact score?
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On Stack Overflow, when I look on my account it currently shows 1,040 reputation. However the graph shows 100 more reputation, sitting at 1,140.  Is there some sort of bug or error happening to cause this? How can I fix this?
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A downvoted and subsequently removed post showed  as being -1, which is clearly wrong.  The  was the only post affecting my reputation since the last view (as can be seen by the yellow shade), so it should have been 0.
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I'm looking at this brand new mod, , who answered one of my own questions, earning +45 rep in the process. So I expect him to be at 146 rep. But he is now at 143 rep. No downvotes or other rep changes. Looking at his rep graph, his rep stays at 146. It seems like he could have downvoted 3 answers, but his graph should respond by slightly going down to 143.    The line on the graph is straight and stays at 146. So my question is, where is his missing 3 rep?  Before Oded goes , here's the image proving that the top says 146 not 143:
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When you accept an answer on one of your questions, you get 2 reputation for it. The achievements dropdown tells you with a shiny green +2 on the topbar, and shows this:    Why did I get +2 for it again?  It would be better if the message told you it was because you accepted an answer, right there in the dropdown, without the need to go into your profile to see more details.
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While I was perusing  today, I noticed that it stated my all-time rep was 412 when it actually is 453 (as of now). Does this reputation take time to update itself? (I had gotten a few upvotes just before I checked). I'm just curious.
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Over the years I've been quite a lurker but I have upvoted several answers or questions that I eventually wanted to find back. As I'm below 15 reputation,  does not really apply to me, because in my profile that part is grayed out. So... is there a way for me to see that list?
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Seems like a stupid question, but I'm after a nice solid answer if possible.  I joined SO a while ago to ask the odd question, but recently I'm starting to use it more often.  I've been reviewing the 40 max items (20 first posts/20 late answers) per day, and editing anything I see wrong with them (lots of +2's)... flagging them... etc.  I've also been  per day.  But other than commenting where I can and answering the odd question, I'm only  (1k at the moment).  I might just be overeager, but I was hoping some high-rep users might be able to write a little something on how they earned their stripes?  I've , and to be honest I was hoping I'd get a hit, because it sounds like a stupid question... anyways, here you go!  Also, I'm not referring to how to gain rep on Meta, since it's a bit of a fluke I've earned the rep I have on here. I'm asking about main SO.
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Today my reputation was decreased because of 'User was removed' criteria.   First of all the information provided about this on the reputation page is quite inadequate.   It does not explain, who got removed?(Don't care about this) but I would like to know where my points got deducted on which question and would like some more detailed explanation for all the points awarded or deducted by SO, I always have to go hunting now what does this mean.  Can we have a better messaging system for reputation? The main reason I am writing this question is that found out from what "User was removed" means.      A user who voted for one of your posts had their account deleted   (either by choice or due to violating the network's Terms of Service).   As a result, all of their votes were undone, and the rep you gained   from them (or lost because of them) was revoked.   Some user broke the rules and got himself thrown out.    A user I am not associated with. A user I don't even know who he is. A user I have got nothing to do with.   Why am I getting punished for his acts?
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Yesterday I had 3,606 reputation but today I have 3,592.  My profile shows that I lost 6 reputation when a user was removed, but that would put me on 3,600 - 8 reputation has magically disappeared.  Adding up all of my reputation does work out at 3,591 (I'm assuming by default new users have 1 rep, so that would make sense).  Somewhere a reputation change since yesterday isn't being displayed. I don't know what this would be for, but -8 would lead me to believe that someone removed their up-vote on an answer I'd posted which already had a down-vote (could it be from that deleted user?).  I don't know if this is a bug or if there is simply a delay between reputation updating, but I figured it was worth reporting.    Sadly I cannot prove that I had 3,606 reputation yesterday.
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I spotted an inconsistency in the Epic badge tracker:    It says I earned 30 rep today, except my rep tab says:    So the today's rep bar should have been filled. Looks like it doesn't take bounties into account.  I can certainly  for the missing accept, but the bounty was actually awarded before the upvotes.  Update: Well, actually caching isn't to blame, as accepts don't seem to count either.    For the record, I counted 33 qualifying days in my reputation graph, so today was correctly counted in the days earned bar, even though my /reputation page says:  earned at least 200 reputation on 32 days   (but I'm aware there are inconsistencies between the two already).
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I've made 30 points on  today.   But this reputation is not showing up in the Achievements dropdown: accessible by clicking the icon to the right of the Inbox button.  My reputation counter is OK though.  Following the +2 on this question, I can see the +10 reputation for meta, but not the points for SO.
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I noticed something strange in the reputation of one of my accounts today:        Never saw "reverted" event before, so went to  and realized what happened: the user who approved my suggested edit has been removed/deleted their account.  The edit is still there. The post is still there. The effort spent in editing is still there, untouched. I really can't see any reason to take the reputation away in such a case.  Can this please be changed so that the reputation won't be lost? Personally I don't care that much, and got lots of reputation from other sources, but many people have low reputation and each point matters to them.  P.S.  This might be a bug introduced when implementing this recent change about "", so tagging as a bug too.
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On a user's profile summary tab, the reputation amount (+/-) is shown, with the link to the question.  If a user gains 10 reputation for an upvote then it is shown as +10. But when a series of down vote events takes place for the same post, and the reputation reaches 0, it should show 0, but instead it's empty/blank.  Is this a bug or is it done intentionally?
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I downvoted at the cost of 1 reputation, but it shows in the achievement bubble as +-1, and it's green instead of red.    As people have noticed, positive net rep gains also contain the hyphen. The displayed number is the sum of positive and negative, but the +- is always there, though possibly only if there was at least one negative value?