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I read How does "Reputation" work? and the accepted answer.

I shared the left image 10 April 2018 with a friend and the right my score at 11 April 2018 9:30 CEST

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I know that I got 3 accepted edits and an upvote on 10 April 2018. However now in the reputation log there is only shown 1 accepted edit and an upvote. The Stack Exchange API showed the same reputation on 10 April 2018 my website:

I think that one of the following points are not working correct:

  • A post where you had successfully suggested an edit has been deleted (reputation page shows the cause as removed): −2

  • The account of a user who was the final approver of a suggested edit you made has been deleted (reputation page shows the cause as User was removed): −2

This is from the Stack Exchange API from 10 April 2018:

{
  "items": [
    {
      "reputation_history_type": "suggested_edit_approval_received",
      "reputation_change": 2,
      "post_id": 49752478,
      "creation_date": 1523362044,
      "user_id": 7185314
    },
    {
      "reputation_history_type": "post_upvoted",
      "reputation_change": 10,
      "post_id": 49747965,
      "creation_date": 1523355130,
      "user_id": 7185314
    },
    {
      "reputation_history_type": "suggested_edit_approval_received",
      "reputation_change": 2,
      "post_id": 49747453,
      "creation_date": 1523345965,
      "user_id": 7185314
    },
    ...
  ],
  ...
}

One of the "suggested_edit_approval_received" is edited after my edit. But does that lose reputation? If so why is that not shown? And why does Stack Overflow shows only one approved edit?

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I'm pretty sure it's covered by:

A post where you had successfully suggested an edit has been deleted (reputation page shows the cause as removed): −2

as this is the most common case of 'hidden' reputation loss. For the corresponding entry to show up in your Reputation tab, you must enable the 'show removed posts' checkbox at the bottom of the page:

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