I have somehow two accounts with my ID for stats.stackexchange.com The account linked with Stackoverflow has reputation of 1 while that connected with crossvalidated has rep (31+2B).   I guess this happend because I might have entered different email when creating account on crossvalidated. One has reputation 1 and the other has 31+2B.  How should I delete the one on stackoverflow and insert the one on crossvalidated (stats.stackexchange.com)? I just want to remove the redundancy.
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I accidentally posted a question without being logged in. Is there a way to associate that question with my account?   For more information, visit &quot;&quot; in the .   a.k.a. How can you link a registered account to a cookie-based account? a.k.a. How do I merge an unregistered account with a registered account a.k.a. Merging users a.k.a. How do I associate anonymous questions I’ve asked with my registered account? a.k.a. Is there a way to claim an unregistered user? (in case anyone searches with those terms)
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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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Don't worry! I got all my 100 reputation :) It just didn't appear that way...    The notification says +100, but why does it say +97 at the top?  Edit  I created an account on server fault, and this time it says +96. I assume it's because of the down votes on this question; however, I thought down votes aren't shown in the rep you gain.
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How can I delete my Stack Exchange account(s)? Also,  What happens to my content? Can I request it be deleted as well? What if I'm suspended, rate-limited, or banned from posting questions or answers? What will happen to my votes? Will other users be impacted? Why wasn't my account deleted immediately after the timer expiring? What will happen to my pending bounties and close, reopen, delete, or undelete votes? I want my account deleted on all Stack Exchange sites. How do I do this? Will my profile on chat be removed once I delete my site account?   For more information, see &quot;&quot; in the .
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I've seen this question asked 3 times, but in none of those threads did I find a satisfactory answer.  I'm not asking about reputation: it makes sense that different sites should have different reputations.  However, consider the StackExchange drop-down menu at the top left of the screen.  When looking through the "Hot questions", the links are often to sister websites of StackExchange (programmers.stackexchange i.e.).  It doesn't make sense to me that if I go to one of those sister sites, I'm no longer logged in.  I feel like it's counterintuitive to click a link to go answer a question, only to find that you can't answer that question until you log in.  What is the reason for this?  Is there an option to do as I'm suggesting?
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With regards to  post about  and the part about retaining reputation earned from deleted posts that have a score of 3 or better and were visible on the site for 60 days, does this also apply to self-deleted posts and will it continue to do so? I culled a few of my own answers over the weekend that were less than stellar, and my reputation dropped 1.8k, but the rep is back today after the changes were announced. I thought it would be useful to clarify that this also applies to self-deleted stuff.
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I deleted an answer which had no upvotes or downvotes, but after some time I saw that my reputation was -2 and the reason is linked to my search engine.    I want to know why this happened and what "linked to my serach engine" means?
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Take this example: .  I can imagine of any human reasons to create a new user account at SO, e.g. willing to restart with a clean (reputation) history. But particular this one is extreme. The user known as "icepax" currently already has 10 accounts, each involved in only one question/answer.  How and why would one do that? There is certainly more at matter here. Shouldn't it be our task to merge the accounts and inform the user in question about how to use SO and the OpenID properly?
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In  I see from time to time the indicator kind of resetting itself. It does not know anymore that I already &quot;confirmed&quot;/&quot;noticed&quot; the new rep. Then I see something like this for instance:  or smaller numbers. But I am sure I did not gain any or so much rep since the last time I clicked on that number. This happens whenever I delete a post of mine. BTW my internet connection is excellent and the websocket connection is absolutely stable.
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I just tried to login to the Data Explorer and it gave me a jon.doe user.  I used the same openid...  How can I link this to my other accounts?
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I just noticed a weird thing in my reputation tab on StackOverflow.    That last question mentioned (but not linked, had to find it via search):   I must have amnesia as I have no memory of ever interacting with this post. I don't even know what xampp and pdftk are so I don't know why I would even be interested in such a question. 2 reputation points more or less is not a big deal, but the fact I got rep change from question I've never seen before is odd and I'm wondering what happened.
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(Posted here as probably applies to all sites).  I was examining my reputation gain yesterday on Stack Overflow: 190. I believe I should have hit the 200 cap. Mainly due to         Respectively, I had 10, 7, 3, and 2 upvotes on those questions alone. There are a couple of other minnows in the list but the above alone should enable me to hit the cap.  There was a user removed sometime yesterday which knocked off 10 points (and possibly accounts for the disparity) but I think (1) the cap should have been recalibrated and (2) I answered (3) after this event before turning in for the night.  I checked all the usual suspects: the reputation graph on your profile and  the achievements tab, but they are all showing 190.
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There's a user, , who has a rather checkered history of creating alternate accounts, whether for  or .  He's now created a new account, .  As always, the account looks to be very clearly his, down to the same avatar, same website, etc.  In this case, however, he hasn't really done anything wrong yet on the surface, that I can see--there's no sock-puppetry that seems to be going on between the pair, and this time, it wasn't to skirt a suspension.  It mostly looks like the account was created to escape a very negative history with the previous account.  When, exactly, is it appropriate to report multiple accounts?  Should a person with a history of multiple account abuse be reported simply for having multiple accounts, or is there some further requirement of a new bad act that should occur first?
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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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I want to disassociate an account from the rest of my associated accounts. How can I do that?  The information in  doesn't seem to be relevant anymore, since I can't find this thing     Click the "Clear All Associations" button on the bottom of the Accounts page on your profile.   Every time I add or remove an email or OpenID from one site it propagates to the entire network.
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I noticed that  was active recently(I lost 4 reps on SO and gained 4 on MSO) so I just checked the profile for him/her/it. First of all, I just noticed that only  account was being listed under the . Then I further noticed that it was because our dear &quot;Community&quot; has earned 2 bronze badges on Area51(namely  and ). So, how can it be so that it can earn badges only at Area51 and not on SO/MSO or other sister sites for the same actions?  On Stack Overflow  On Meta Stack Overflow
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I understand the reason why Stack Exchange has different sites to separate  from  or . I understand too why the reputation is associated on each site.   Why do I have to create a new  for each web site? I know that when I create a new account, it is automatically associated to my other accounts. But, is there a reason why, when I originally create a user on the first site, I can't go on another site with this user?