I will propose 50 reward on this question.      But I cant.
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It's possible to offer and award bounties of reputation on questions.   What is a bounty? How can I find questions that have a bounty attached? How do I start a bounty? When can I start a bounty? Why is the system requiring me to choose a bounty amount that's higher than the minimum? Can I use Markdown formatting in the bounty remarks? Can I edit the remark? How long is the bounty period? How do I award a bounty? Can I award a bounty to my own answer? Can I award a bounty to an old answer? If I offer a bounty on someone else's question, can I award the bounty to their answer? After awarding the bounty, can I remove it or move it to another answer at a later time? What happens if there's no answer after the bounty period? What happens if I feel my question is still unanswered? What is automatic awarding? Are bounty awards exempt from the 200 points/day reputation limit? How does Community Wiki mode affect bounties? How does user deletion or post dissociation affect bounties? Can I award a bounty to an answer from a deleted user or one where the author was dissociated? Can I offer a second bounty after the first one has expired? Can I raise my bounty? What happens if a bounty question is closed or deleted? Why can't I vote to close or migrate a bounty question? What happens if I delete my account while I have an active bounty? Do I keep an awarded bounty when I delete my answer? What happens if a question where I awarded a bounty later gets deleted or migrated? Can I cancel my bounty? Can I affect / divide / share part of my bounty to two (or more) users? How many outstanding bounties can a single user have?      See also:  in the Help Center
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I am not asking...     ... to  for reward-type bounties.   ... for the  the winning answer, either.    My request is this:      When a user sets a bounty to reward an existing answer, existing answers should be eligible for auto-award of the bounty.    It makes no sense to deny eligibility to the answers that the user explicitly wanted to reward.     An Example: Math.SE currently has three 500-point bounties set by a departed user, with the stated reason "reward existing answer". They are set to questions with outstanding and very thorough answers. However, those answers will not receive bounty now, because the originating account has been deleted. The bounties are still there, owned by Community and subject to auto-award rules.
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I had a problem earlier this day and started .  To get stuff done, I eventually decided to circumvent the problem by doing it completely different. This means that I won't be able to try out and accept new answers, as my code has changed so much. There are already answers but they don't solve the problem.  Should I   delete the question? add a comment or edit it stating that the question is abandoned? just do nothing and waste other people's time thinking about it?
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The  tells me I can answer protected questions, but I still can't answer protected questions on The Workplace. I know it is  (also ); I have more than 10 reputation but the association bonus does not count.  I propose that the new user restriction privilege page's check should factor in the association bonus.
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I'm a long time user with more than 1500 rep on the main site I visit. I have recently joined the physical fitness beta site and .   I believe this is a bug in the beta portion of the site. I have gotten the association bonus on all other sites I have joined.
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As well all know there are a lot of questions which never get accepted answers.  Some might be justified as no one has answered them yet, or the OP doesn't feel that the question has been answered to their satisfaction. But I’m sure there are thousands of questions out there that can become accepted, and for some reason or another they haven’t been yet.  I have an idea to try and address this.  Now for questions in your profile that have not been accepted for a certain length of time we get a message asking us to consider placing a bounty on that question to help us get the right answer, which is fine.  As accepting answers gives 2 rep points to the user, would it be worth us also showing them ‘potential rep’ so that they know how much they could gain if they where to accept answers in all of their remaining questions.  As an example, someone could have asked 20 questions and only 10 of them have been accepted. They could get a message saying:  “Your unaccepted questions equates to an additional 20 rep points…”  Of course I wouldn’t want it to make people accept just for the hell of it, more to make them remember that they get rep for the accepted answers so it’s worth revisiting old questions to see if any can be accepted.  Thoughts?  Edit    Thanks for the comments so far.  Certainly I don’t want people accepting an answer just for the sake of rep. I suppose I'm just thinking of how we can get people to go over their unaccepted questions again, just in case they've forgotten about some of them, and maybe realise that one or two of them can now become accepted.  For example, if you have someone who’s asked a hell of a lot of questions and most have no accepted answer yet, surely there’s a chance that they might have forgotten about some of those questions.
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A band of 9 pirates have just finished their latest conquest - looting, killing and sinking a ship. The loot amounts to 1000 gold coins.  Arriving on a deserted island, they now have to split up the loot. You, as the captain of the band, have to propose a distribution plan (who gets what). What's your proposal?  Consider that this bunch is a democratic lot. If your proposal is accepted by half of the group, then everybody adheres to it. However, if folks feel you are getting greedy, and less than half of the band agrees to your proposal, then they kill you, and then your First Mate gets to make a proposal. And so it goes in decreasing order of hierarchy/seniority.
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Since  is not really intended behaviour apparently, I propose a period of 24 hours after the bounty has expired during which the question will not be on the featured tab but the promoter can still manually award the bounty. The "cost" of this would be that no new bounty could be set up until the old one were awarded.  Similar to , which got closed as a duplicate without duplicate link... (Well, according to Robert's comment there, it's , to which he replied with basically what I am proposing here, but an answer is not a feature-request...)
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I have only asked 2 questions ever; when I now try to ask a question, it says that I have exceeeded the limit of 50 questions/30 days.  What's going on? How can I fix it?
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Why can't I give more than 500 reputation as a bounty at a time? The system won't let me choose an option more than 500.  Also, how were some users able to do so? On  the OP has given a single bounty worth 550 rep, but at the moment I have 844 rep and I can't give any more than 500 rep on a bounty.  Can you please tell us if this is a bug or not?
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Every time I go to Quick Menu > Inventory > Cash > Give Cash it says that I'm unable to give someone else cash.  I know you can only give $5000 each day, but I can't give anything.  Does anyone know why this is?
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I have reached the twenty hat threshold! However, I have not been awarded with The Milliner. At first I thought this could just be a case of being impatient, so I waited, but it still hasn't arrived!    Does this have something to do with my 20th hat being a secret hat? Should I just suck it up and wait until I get my 21st hat?
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I know that according to the text it should be impossible, but global achievement statistics suggest otherwise. Is there a legitimate way to get this achievement?
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New users are limited to one question per an hour, but once they'll hit this limit, all they see is You can only post once every 60 minutes. I think it would be very appreciate to change / extend this message, adding You need to wait next xx minutes. I saw similar solutions on many forums.  Would it be hard to implement something like that?  EDIT: It could be either added as extension to above mentioned warning message or as red-colored reminder above Title field. Or even as an explanation message, preventing user from clicking on a Ask Question button? Anything would be good, to not let user write the question (can be time consuming) only to hit the wall of limit. This can be a little bit annoying or frustrating, don't you think?
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It happens sometimes to receive or see a very good answer that arrives very late and that would deserve more upvotes. What can be done to give a boost to them? I would happily spend some of my reputation points to be able to give them such boost. This is not merely a question of reputation, but the idea is to let the answer &quot;bubble up&quot; faster so that it can be seen easily by other people to look into question. I hope I explained my question so that is understandable. Most of you got the point and there are some interesting proposals like the one that proposes to put randomly an answer at top. But I do have not enough experience to say if there is one that could solve the issue or not. I would be curious to know what Jeff thinks about it, if it feels there is something that can be improved or not.
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I get this message while trying to edit a post on SuperUser while using the iOS mobile app. I have at least 101 reputation on SU, more than enough to be able to edit posts. This appears to be a bug.
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I get a message:     Sorry, you are only allowed to ask 50 questions in a 30 day period   Why is there a question limit? 50/month is just not enough :)