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    Does grey point reduces your reputation?

    Just noticed that my points has gone down significantly in the last 8 hours. Is anyone else experiencing the same thing? I am wondering if grey point reduces the reputation.

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    Re: Does grey point reduces your reputation?

    JieJenn,

    Yeah, we've noticed (happened to me too):
    http://www.excelforum.com/the-water-...s-of-grey.html
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    Re: Does grey point reduces your reputation?

    I've already posted that the grey boxes are due to rep pwer, it isn't new & has been occurring since the rep system was started.
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    Re: Does grey point reduces your reputation?

    Roy, the complaint here is that now the system seems to actually be deducting points from users when they get repped by newbies... so something has been altered in the rep power assignments..
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    Re: Does grey point reduces your reputation?

    Quote Originally Posted by JieJenn View Post
    ... I am wondering if grey point reduces the reputation.

    Thanks,
    who knows...?!

    maybe it's less important a "thank you" that comes from someone who has one or two posts!
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    Re: Does grey point reduces your reputation?

    Something certainly changed (and not with the original """"upgrade"""", more recently). I don't ever remember getting any grey rep before then I had three in a row last week. I believe that the value was zero, I don't think the rep went down......but I'm not sure about that.

    Still if the rep system was the only thing here that didn't work I'd be a happy bunny!
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