If there is no satisfactory answer, close the question, will the bounty points be deducted??????????

Yes. Points increase:

Operate on the Number of Points Earned instructions.

Day-to-day operations New users log in for the first time 20 to complete the activation of their account.

Daily login 5 days only on the first login adds points.

Submit 2 up to 20 points per day.

was 20

Bounty Points The person who is asked is or is selected by voting, and the person who is selected by voting will receive 20 points set by the system automatically as set by the questioner.

Reduced penalties Handling overdue questions 10 Questioners who deal with overdue questions, including and select unsatisfactory answers, can receive 10 points returned by the system.

Other actions Vote 1 can earn up to 5 points per day.

Reward Received a large number of positive reviews 50 reviews reached 200 times, or the number of reviews within 30 days did not reach 200 times, and the system closed the problem; If 80% of the total number of times it is rated "good", the system will add 50 bonus points to the best winner.

Credits Reduction: The operation Decrease the number of credits is explained.

Ask a question Reward payment Reward points The user who asked the question set a reward or additional reward, and deducted the corresponding points. The first time you set a minimum of 5 points and a maximum of 100 points (when the number of points is less than 100), and a maximum of 50 points or the maximum number of points (when the number of points is less than 50), the points paid will not be refunded.

Anonymous Question 10 Users who ask questions submit questions anonymously will be deducted 10 points for the reward.

Penalty Deleted after the question goes online 20 After the question goes online, it is deleted by the administrator, and 20 points will be deducted from the user who asked the question, and the respondent will not be deducted.

Deleted after going online 10 After going online, it is deleted by the administrator, and 10 points will be deducted from the user.

The question will not be processed within 15 days 20 questions will expire, and the user who asked the question will not be dealt with (no judgment, no increase in the validity time of the reward extension question, no closing of the question, or no transfer to the voting process), and 20 points will be deducted from the user who asked the question.

Yes. You don't have it yourself.

Others don't get it.

Yes, didn't you read the prompts?

You can see it every time!

If the question is not satisfactorily answered, you will also have to pay the reward points, and the reward points will not be returned to you, why should you stipulate this?

In fact, we know that such rules are set to maximize the interests of the maintainers, if the rules are not like this, that is, if you don't get a satisfactory answer, what will happen if you can get your bounty points back after closing the question?

For example, in order to attract everyone's attention, I offer a reward of 200 points for my question, and then, I get the answer I want to know, close the question, get back 200 points, and finally continue to reward with these 200 points, is this reasonable?

So it makes sense to know that setting such a rule is still reasonable in general.

But then again, there are areas for improvement in this rule.

For example, if we don't have any bounty points after we pay them, we won't get them back, which I don't think is reasonable. It is better to have someone who does not return the bounty points, and if there is no one, the bounty points should be returned, which is a more reasonable rule.

I heard that some people have made suggestions, I believe that there will be improvements in the future, after all, the rules need to be constantly improved in practice, what do you say?

The revision has been revamped, and the option to close the question with "no satisfactory answer" has been removed.

Now that there is no one to ask the question, or there is no satisfactory answer, you can't close the question.

After this revision, the question is no longer expiry, which means that the question is permanently valid, and the questioner can go at any time.

If there is no one or no satisfactory answer, you can continue to wait for the answer, or you can use the question pinning card or increase the reward by more than 20 points at one time, so that the question can be put back on the top and get more people's attention.

If you still don't get a satisfactory answer after the question is put at the top, you can only put it there and wait for a better solution to come out.

Bounty points are deducted as soon as the question is submitted and will not be returned regardless of the outcome.

It is recommended that you ask questions in the future without a reward, and then increase the reward after you have a satisfactory answer to the question.

This way, even if the issue submission is not displayed, or is deleted after it is displayed, you will not lose your wealth value.

Bounty points are the points of the person who is rewarded when you ask a question, and the higher the score, the more people will be.