Re:Stack Overflow sold to Prosus for $1.8B
by zerocrates on Wednesday June 02, 2021 @07:16PM
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The compression of the top end of the ranking among active/once-active users is pretty extreme (or rather, I guess it's probably more a factor of just how many people are at the low end of the scale): I have around 1/4 your reputation but that's still good for "top 0.91% overall".
I have a similar experience though, I haven't been active for many years, and have a handful of very simple answers to common problems that still make the reputation graph pretty linear.
>So, the site has 14+ million users with no real activity and the percentile ranking is based on users with 200+ points.
Maybe there more people like me who create an account just to do one thing. And the next time they create a new account?
Re:Stack Overflow sold to Prosus for $1.8B
by DaiPlusPlus on Wednesday June 02, 2021 @09:36PM
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Eventually you choose "Sign-in with Google"
Re:Stack Overflow sold to Prosus for $1.8B
by waydowntogo on Thursday June 03, 2021 @06:46AM
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I was there a few months and I had 20-30 points. I left because of grammar nazis.
My point is the no real activity is bad intepretion of this chart.
As user 100,754, I am ranked in the top 0.12%, current #830 based on 2,139 answers and 33 questions
https://stackoverflow.com/users/100754
Some of my useful answers get no upvotes: https://stackoverflow.com/a/18162345/100754
And some just keep accumulating :-)
https://stackoverflow.com/a/1763683/100754
Now, if you look on the ranking pages, you'll see the following table:
So, the site has 14+ million users with no real activity and the percentile ranking is based on users with 200+ points.