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Reputation and Voting

All about Stack Overflow for Teams reputation and voting… PDF VERSION Tags | Reputation | Voting | Privileges | In Stack Overflow, your reputation is a numerical… All new users start with one reputation, and your reputation can never drop below one

Bounties

How to spend reputation to get exposure and answers for questions… You fund the bounty from your own reputation, allocating anywhere from 50 to 500 reputation to the bounty… Bounties are not subject to the daily reputation limit (200 reputation per day from upvotes and downvotes

Edit a Question or Answer

Instead, edits by users with a reputation below the site's post editing reputation required threshold… Site admins, moderators, and users with reputation above the post editing reputation required threshold… Stack Overflow for Teams Enterprise may enforce reputation requirements for post editing

Use the API to Make Flairs

You can use Stack Overflow for Teams API v3 to get reputation data for your users… Reputation is a good indicator of a user's overall engagement on your site… To access user data, including reputation, use the following API requests

Manage Subject Matter Experts

and Enterprise, an automated process can also designate a user an SME when they achieve enough reputation… not the user's overall reputation for the tag… Set the tag reputation threshold at which the site should consider a user an SME for that tag

Review Queue Notifications

To see a review queue, a user must be a moderator or have a minimum reputation score (default: 350) set… Additionally, the user must have the following privileges (based on reputation score) for each review… score to meet or exceed the reputation required for a given privilege, that review queue will not be

Answers

In most cases, accepting an answer results in reputation gains… +15 reputation… If you accept your own answer, no reputation is awarded

Badges

Overflow displays the number and type of badges you've earned, together with your username and reputation… Beneath your name, Stack Overflow for Teams displays your reputation score and a count of your gold,… see a similar badge summary in the site header, next to your profile picture (avatar image) and Reputation

Content Health

Site administrators, moderators, and users with high enough reputation can verify, edit, or mark content… If your reputation is high enough to be a content reviewer, you'll see a Content Health link in the left-hand… If you have enough reputation to review content, you'll be able to mark questions or Articles as obsolete

Moderator Role

review queue Edit articles A user will automatically get these privileges by reaching 500 reputation