Why did I drop automatically without a single problem?

Hi, dear friends, have you been confused by such questions before? When the problem is not timely, the more it gets, the more the rate drops? And there is no problem, even if you are recommended by netizens, the rate will not be improved?

To solve this problem, it is known that the method of calculating the rate has been adjusted:

1.After you have a problem, your rate will not take effect until the problem is resolved (including or closed, etc.);

2.Once you are referred, you will be treated the same way, and your rate will increase after the issue is resolved.

At the same time, in order to reduce advertising and other cheating behaviors and flooding behaviors, for the deletion of the problem and, it may lead to a decrease in the rate, if you see your rate dropped, please forgive me, of course, for most normal users, your rate is only up and not down!

We will adjust the rate as above in the near future, your rate may change slightly, please don't think that there is a problem with the system, it is to know the changes made to provide better services for you!

After the rate adjustment, some netizens raised questions, which are answered here:

1.Why does dividing the number by (by + recommended) not equal the rate?

This is because the number you see includes the number of issues you have just completed, and when calculating the rate, we only consider the number of issues that have been resolved, in addition, if there are previous or recommended answers that are deleted, it will also cause the rate to decrease, but this part of the deleted questions is not deducted from the number of recommendations.

2.The rate has plummeted to 0 these days, and the friend said that there is a lot of pressure.

Please don't worry, this is due to the fact that it takes a while to synchronize the data after adjusting the rate, and it will be back to normal in a few days.

3.Another netizen reflected: He had been maliciously reported, and the problem was deleted, which led to a decrease in the rate.

We apologize for the injuries caused and know that work is underway to resolve the issue.

The above has a detailed explanation of the rate

Hello. Let's start by looking at how the rate is calculated:

In the old calculation method, it often happened that the more the rate was lower, which discouraged some users. The new calculation is adjusted as follows: 1. After the problem, the rate will not take effect until the problem is solved (including or closed, etc.); 2. If you are recommended, you will be treated the same, and after the problem is solved, the rate will also increase.

This calculation is more reasonable.

The second is that your receipt may not be accurate, resulting in very few people giving your answers.

There are two reasons for the decline in the rate:

1 Your question is someone else's;

2 Your question was deleted.

In both cases, both of these will reduce your rate.

Rate Number of questions answered Total number of questions answered 100

When the total number of answers increases, the number of quilts is also increasing on the surface, but the number of non-answers is more, so that the numerator of the score is smaller, and the denominator is larger. The rate will go down. It's a mathematically dead formula, and there's no other reason for that.

The algorithm for the adoption rate is the total number of answered questions that have been solved, for example, if you answer 100 questions, 20 of which take your answers, 20 adopt someone else's answers, and 60 remain unresolved.

Then your adoption rate is 20 40 is 50%.

After that, if 10 out of 60 solve the problem and 10 adopt someone else's answer, then your acceptance rate is 20 or 50 or 40%.

So when you're not there, the questions you answered before are not your answers, and the adoption rate drops like this, and you can answer some sure questions and increase the adoption rate.

Pure hand-played, welcome to adopt.

This doesn't happen in general!

However, you need to recall whether the questions you answered in the early stage have been adopted, in general, the questions answered in the early stage will be confirmed in the last week to two weeks or even longer, whether they have been adopted, whether they have been recommended, or have been approved, if not, the more you answer, the lower the acceptance rate will gradually become!

I think so.