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My thoughts:

  • Asker only badges will be unobtainable for users already beyond the threshold to be no longer eligible for staging ground, unless you do questionable things like make a new account to earn the badges and then merge them.

  • I am not sure if downvotes on questions should penalize the users who approved them. Because what about 'not useful' questions that are nevertheless on-topic and clear? What alternative would there be aside from someone either tanking the penalty and approving them, or leaving them in the Staging Ground limbo for ever?

    I do however agree with a rep penalty for off-topic that get closed, or spam/abusive questions that get closed, because those are posts that should absolutely should not be published.

  • I agree with other answers that state that the rep gains and penalties are too extreme. Perhaps only +2 for posts that get upvoted, and -2 for posts that get closed. The primary source of reputation should still be generating useful content yourself.

  • Will these reputation changes be awarded retroactively? Based on the wording the implication is no, but I am not sure for a fact.

My thoughts:

  • Asker only badges will be unobtainable for users already beyond the threshold to be no longer eligible for staging ground, unless you do questionable things like make a new account to earn the badges and then merge them.

  • I am not sure if downvotes on questions should penalize the users who approved them. Because what about 'not useful' questions that are nevertheless on-topic and clear? What alternative would there be aside from someone either tanking the penalty and approving them, or leaving them in the Staging Ground limbo for ever?

    I do however agree with a rep penalty for off-topic, or spam/abusive questions that get closed, because those are posts that should absolutely should not be published.

  • Will these reputation changes be awarded retroactively? Based on the wording the implication is no, but I am not sure for a fact.

My thoughts:

  • Asker only badges will be unobtainable for users already beyond the threshold to be no longer eligible for staging ground, unless you do questionable things like make a new account to earn the badges and then merge them.

  • I am not sure if downvotes on questions should penalize the users who approved them. Because what about 'not useful' questions that are nevertheless on-topic and clear? What alternative would there be aside from someone either tanking the penalty and approving them, or leaving them in the Staging Ground limbo for ever?

    I do however agree with a rep penalty for off-topic that get closed, or spam/abusive questions, because those are posts that should absolutely should not be published.

  • I agree with other answers that state that the rep gains and penalties are too extreme. Perhaps only +2 for posts that get upvoted, and -2 for posts that get closed. The primary source of reputation should still be generating useful content yourself.

  • Will these reputation changes be awarded retroactively? Based on the wording the implication is no, but I am not sure for a fact.

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CPlus
  • 4.5k
  • 1
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My thoughts:

  • Asker only badges will be unobtainable for users already beyond the threshold to be no longer eligible for staging ground, unless you do questionable things like make a new account to earn the badges and then merge them.

  • I am not sure if downvotes on questions should penalize the users who approved them. Because what about 'not useful' questions that are nevertheless on-topic and clear? What alternative would there be aside from someone either tanking the penalty and approving them, or leaving them in the Staging Ground limbo for ever?

    I do however agree with a rep penalty for off-topic, or spam/abusive questions that get closed, because those are posts that should absolutely should not be published.

  • Will these reputation changes be awarded retroactively? Based on the wording the implication is no, but I am not sure for a fact.