I was checking my profile, and it appears that within the space of one or two days where I've not been very active at all, the little rankings (xyz Contributions (#abc)) seem to have placed myself, and some other members' profiles I looked at, way up the list. I had been sitting down in the #800-#1000 range from memory. It's as if other members with equal or better stats than me have disappeared or are being omitted from results? As I said, I've not been very active over this time.
I'm not complaining, just wondering what's going on.
Assembly Guy 72 Posting Whiz
mike_2000_17 2,669 21st Century Viking Team Colleague Featured Poster
I think it's just a matter of you having fairly low counts and that you've had quite a bit of activity in the past week or so (lots of posts, and several "post comments" with reputation points associated). This can make your rank jump quite a lot. It's all relative. At your ranking levels, a reputation increase of 15 points can make you jump nearly 100 rank positions. And 10 additional posts can make that rank position jump by about 50 position. I think you just didn't notice it, because it jumped quickly.
I don't think that anything changed about the ranking system or points awarded.
Dani 4,595 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
Sorry, you looked at it while it was broken. I was working on having it only put members who were active over the past 90 days in the top list but it didn't work so I reverted it.
Assembly Guy 72 Posting Whiz
Okay good to know, Dani.
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