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Robert Cartaino
Robert Cartaino
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Reputation is a rough measurement of your experience using the system. So once you gain 200 points on any site, you will be given a 100-point head start on any other siteall sites you join in the network (past, present, and future) to reflect that experience.

The "association bonus" is simply a way to say that you already have experience elsewhere, so you shouldn't have to start from scratch on every other site you join.

Reputation is a rough measurement of your experience using the system. So once you gain 200 points on any site, you will be given a 100-point head start on any other site you join in the network to reflect that experience.

The "association bonus" is simply a way to say that you already have experience elsewhere, so you shouldn't have to start from scratch on every other site you join.

Reputation is a rough measurement of your experience using the system. So once you gain 200 points on any site, you will be given a 100-point head start on all sites in the network (past, present, and future) to reflect that experience.

The "association bonus" is simply a way to say that you already have experience elsewhere, so you shouldn't have to start from scratch on every other site you join.

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Robert Cartaino
Robert Cartaino
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  • 10
  • 24

Reputation is a rough measurement of your experience using the system. So once you gain 200 points on any site, you will be given a 100-point head start on any other site you join in the network to reflect that experience.

The "association bonus" is simply a way to say that you already have experience elsewhere, so you shouldn't have to start from scratch on every other site you join.