What can I do if I'm the victim of serial downvoting? [duplicate]

Question

While browsing Stack Overflow, I noticed that I lost a lot of reputation:

Is this serial downvoting? Will it be corrected by a rep-recalculation? How often are those done?

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Here's a second instance:

Answer 1

That's serial downvoting.

There are three ways to fix it:

1. Do nothing for the first 24 hours. The daily vote anomaly script should pick it up and your rep will be recalculated automatically. It is scheduled to run once every 24 hours. It will detect and reverse most serial voting, but it isn't perfect.
2. If after 24 hours (give the script time to run) you still see a problem, then raise an "in need of moderator intervention" flag on one of your own posts and ask a moderator to look into the anomalous voting patterns. Be specific as to what you feel the issue is. Keep in mind that moderators cannot invalidate votes themselves, and only have access to basic voting trends, but they can escalate to the Stack Exchange Community Team.
   Moderators will normally mark your flag helpful/declined after they look at the issue. The amount of time between when a suspicious voting issue is escalated to the Community Managers and when it is handled by them is indeterminate. At the moment, late 2020, such escalations tend to be handled within a couple/few weeks (some within days). However, there are times when there's a substantial backlog. For example, during the first 2/3rds of 2020, the backlog resulted in a delay of up to 9 months from when the escalation was raised to it was handled.
   You will not receive any additional communication after your flag is marked helpful/declined. You may be able to assume that an escalation has been handled if you see that some votes have been reverted, but moderators don't share information about the resolution of such escalations.
3. If it still hasn't been corrected, contact the SE team via the "contact us" link at the bottom of any page on the site. Using this method is no faster than raising a moderator flag. In fact, people have reported that it tends to take longer.

Answer 2

If it was serial down-voting it should be spotted, and corrected, by the automatic processes that run.

Answer 3

Addressing a specific concern expressed in a duplicate question - note that based on details of a particular incident that involved serial voting, it is most likely that vote reversal script uses some data about prior abuse.

In other words, the guy who serially voted you once, will have harder time trying it next time, even if they vote less.

In the incident mentioned above, vote reversal script has been caught at cancelling a "series" of 2 (t-w-o) votes. The only feasible explanation for this is that script somehow took into account that suspected votes came from someone previously caught at abusive voting at the same "target poster".

Screen shot below shows a sequence of vote reversals that are likely done at "script time" 03:00.

My reading for the data shown at screen shot is as follows. There's +4 entry revealing that reversal has been done for at least two users. And since total amount of votes reversed is (4+2+2+2)/2=5, this means that at least one of reversals has been done for a user who voted less than 3 times.