I've noticed that on a few other people's rep histories. Tomorrow all of that rep will be gone because the serial upvoting script will reverse all of it.
It's hard to know if the owner of the account benefiting from the serial upvoting is also the source of the voting (puppet account) but it most cases it seems likely.
What is voting fraud?
Voting fraud is when a single user continually upvotes many of your posts within a short period of time. This is not considered normal behavior and the system will not allow it. If it continues to happen between two certain IP addresses (voting each other up) or from a sing...
It seems like once the mortarboard badge is awarded it isn't taken away. A few accounts have it but the one day they have over 200 rep was taken away the next day.
Fortunately I haven't had to deal with anything of the sort yet. It's a bummer that people want to either show favoritism or be vindictive to other users.
I find it somewhat amusing that people suggest Newton was wrong with regard to orbital motion forgetting that Newton helped invent calculus and calculus resolves the issue.
@ϚѓăʑɏβµԂԃϔ I tried looking at the top voters in the last week for users that have about 19 or 20 votes. Is there a better way to find serial up voters? Obviously finding them doesn't really help me but it's more of a curiosity thing.
I wonder if you can sap reputation from a user by giving them much more than 200 rep in a day, and then the next day all of that being subtracted? Perhaps the rep cap is resolved after those corrections so that it's not possible to steal rep?
It's worth noting that while the user doesn't have 2k rep now, and as such requires their edits to be reviewed, he did at the time of that edit until he lost over 1000 rep due to serial voting reversals. That leads me to believe he may have done other malicious activities around that time; probably worth a mod looking into it. — Servy20 hours ago
Entertaining juxtaposition of the day: http://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/9477251#9477251 http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/65887/newtons-law-paradox
Nonagon deletes a lot of comments. He'll post a comment long enough for somebody to read it and then delete it.