Linked Questions
36 questions linked to/from Please charge rep for questions after threshold
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Don't allow people with very low accept rates to ask questions [duplicate]
Possible Duplicates:
Should users be discouraged from asking new questions until they’ve accepted a certain % or deleted old unaccepted questions?
Please charge rep for questions after ...
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C++ / How can someone that asks questions like this have 3500+ reputation? [duplicate]
Also see: Should the weight of downvotes be increased?
Response:
Is this really an exact duplicate, and so deserving to be closed? It may lead to an ultimately similar discourse, but Rich B's ...
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Total cap on Question rep [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Please charge rep for questions after threshold
I've been thinking about the recalc lately and a few other things I've read in regards to people using this site to do their ...
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The Many Memes of Meta
Catchphrases and concepts that spread from person to person are known as memes, which, courtesy the Internet, can now explode across the Earth like a highly contagious virus (hence "going viral"). As ...
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Six simple tips to get Stack Overflow reputation fast
From "6 Simple Tips to Get Stackoverflow Reputation Fast" at codexon.com:
Be the First to Answer. Even at the cost of quality.
Use Downvotes and Comments Strategically
Use obnoxious in-your-face ...
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41answers
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Should the weight of downvotes be increased?
When we started Stack Overflow, we wanted to make sure that downvotes were more of a visual and psychological motivator than a punitive action. That's why
upvotes are +10
downvotes are -2, and cost ...
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14answers
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The surest way to gain lots of reputation on Stack Overflow- ask questions [duplicate]
Gaining reputation from answering on Stack Overflow is getting
increasingly difficult. There are many talented users to
answer most questions within minutes, providing good enough
answers immediately ...
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23answers
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Handling “Problematic” Stack Overflow participants
What do I mean by "problematic Stack Overflow participants"? Here are the criteria:
Asks dozens to hundreds of questions over a period of 3-6 months (or more).
All questions are consistently of low ...
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18answers
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Should the weight of question upvotes be reduced?
After thinking about
Should the weight of downvotes be increased?
which I declined for the reasons specified in my answer, and
Please charge rep for questions after threshold
I have a proposal.
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15answers
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What kinds of bad question askers exist? [closed]
Based on these proposals, it seems that the developers of Stack Exchange are trying to prevent "bad questions" from getting into the system:
Should we cap reputation gained from questions at +2000?
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7answers
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50 question per month limit? [duplicate]
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 :)
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How should you respond to “Give me a fish” / RTFM questions?
How should you respond to "Give me a fish" / RTFM questions? I mean the case where people post questions simply to get someone else to write their code for them, on topics that would usually be the ...
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4answers
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Answering questions of those with higher Rep
Sometimes I'll see a question I'd like to try and answer, but then I notice that the poster's Rep is much higher than my own. Seeing as I'm just a Comp. Sci student, I'm reluctant to answer these ...
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6answers
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Do people get banned from StackOverflow? If not, can I nominate the first? [closed]
EDIT 3:
What I've learned:
Obviously, I take SO too seriously and I don't always act in its best interest. For every useful answer or question I've contributed, I've fired off two community Wiki ...
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Is this question really a real question? [closed]
Recently, I voted to close What does the _ in [a-zA-Z0-9_] mean? as "Not a real question".
My reasoning is simple: Anyone who knows what the - in that expression means cannot possibly be ignorant ...