In AnswerHub communities, up-voted, answered, accepted, and down-voted content all affect a user’s reputation level. Also, users can still earn reputation regardless of the awards they’ve received. You can view the Default Reputation Levels to get a quick overview of how much reputation a user will receive for specific node actions.
Note: A user must gain a certain number of points to achieve a specific reputation level in the community. By default, a user receives 15 points by getting an up-vote or by his or her answer being accepted. That same user loses 15 points when down-voted.
You can access the Default Reputation Levels pane from the SITE option of the Administrator Dashboard by selecting Default Reputation Levels from the User Engagement menu of the SITE option sidebar.
Note: To edit the default reputation points for your community, see the Edit Reputation Gains and Losses section of this guide.
Note: A user must gain a certain number of points to achieve a specific reputation level in the community. By default, a user receives 15 points by getting an up-vote or by his or her answer being accepted. That same user loses 15 points when down-voted.
You can access the Default Reputation Levels pane from the SITE option of the Administrator Dashboard by selecting Default Reputation Levels from the User Engagement menu of the SITE option sidebar.
Note: To edit the default reputation points for your community, see the Edit Reputation Gains and Losses section of this guide.
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