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Eliah Kagan
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Should reputation be reduced over time, when a user is inactive  ?

I'm wondering if reputation decay when a user is inactive,maybe maybe users contribute more  ? Is this a motivation or not? Will this have the positive results (more contribution) or will have the opposite  ?

I'm taking Launchpad karma as an example. There, when a user is inactive the Launchpad reduce the karma in order to motivating you to contribute more and in order for new users to catch up.

Should reputation be reduced over time, when a user is inactive  ?

I'm wondering if reputation decay when a user is inactive,maybe users contribute more  ? Is this a motivation or not? Will this have the positive results (more contribution) or will have the opposite  ?

I'm taking Launchpad karma as an example. There, when a user is inactive the Launchpad reduce the karma in order to motivating you to contribute more and in order for new users to catch up.

Should reputation be reduced over time, when a user is inactive?

I'm wondering if reputation decay when a user is inactive, maybe users contribute more? Is this a motivation or not? Will this have the positive results (more contribution) or will have the opposite?

I'm taking Launchpad karma as an example. There, when a user is inactive the Launchpad reduce the karma in order to motivating you to contribute more and in order for new users to catch up.

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NickTux
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Should reputation be reduced over time, when a user is inactive ?

I'm wondering if reputation decay when a user is inactive,maybe users contribute more ? Is this a motivation or not? Will this have the positive results (more contribution) or will have the opposite ?

I'm taking Launchpad karma as an example. There, when a user is inactive the Launchpad reduce the karma in order to motivating you to contribute more and in order for new users to catch up.