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Having many golden badges doesn't grant you any privileges(*), but they have a similar secondary effect if you deal with others, like if you had a high reputation. …

Thus, for example, on "12" you find the users with reputation between 4096 and 8191. … As the reputation in a previous time can't be estimated precisely on the SEDE, the reputation is only a rough estimate. …

However, I think I can see a reason why they don't tune the reputation system continuously: having clear, simple, and forever unchanged rules works as a source of trust for us. …

Rep farming means that you contribute many good posts to the community. And then, you see that glowing green rectangle, again and again. And you are happy on that.1 It is the greatest fun of the Stac …

On these data, I think his reputation should be 1+5*5-2+4*10 = 66. Despite that, their reputation is only 1. … Their reputation change history seems to show the correct values, although their reputation graph shows a third value (rep 81, with a small decrease around early January to 79). Why is it so? …

My combined reputation (as shown on my combined flair) yesterday was yet 24k, now it is 27k. Well, today was a quite fruitful day for me, I've hit the repcap on the Unix SE! …

Weekend effect Most "hard" sites tend to have two large groups: The professionals of the site topics Enthusiasts If you belong to (2), it is much more hard for you to get reputation. …

On the site metas, votes still exist, but they don't affect the reputation. Its obvious reason is that not your meta popularity matters, instead your contributions to the main site. …

I think preventing addiction is not the answer - the rules are determined by the company, and the company has no reason to prevent us from becoming addict. I think, “gaming the system” is not an ans …

The length of your answer should be roughly 800 - 1000 bytes, here is the maximum of the "answer length / reputation got" ratio. … Writing questions for reputation is not effective. If nothing works, you can find very bad quality, but somehow not deleted posts, for example by this or this SEDE queries. …

Although your reputation on suspended sites are fixed to 1, it doesn't mean that your original reputation would be an undisclosed thing. … You can any time check your real (unsuspended) reputation on the http://anything.stackexchange.com/reputation link. …

I think we all know the endorphin produced by the Green Rectangle very well. Varying from our individual habit, mood, SE experience, and a lot others, I think we can agree it is a major force growing …

But, most of the events affecting the reputation are available in the SEDE. … The second group, although it can affect reputation, but these are typically rare. Thus, a good estimation of the reputation in a given time is reachable. …

In theory, the goal of the SE sites are not to give answers to the questions of the OP. The goal is to create the possible most useful Q/A catalog by volunteer cooperation. The difference is that mak …

I am thinking of new badges, or maybe even reputation (for edit, answer or comment, so anything that takes care of a newbie). …