on 2014 Jun 19 12:44 PM
Hello,
I wrote my first blog and placed it to my own blog space. And I did not received any badge for "I blogged!".
Since it was Blog It Forward blog, I moved it to About SCN space, but still no badges were awarded.
By the way, I see in point history of my account, that I should have received 2 and 5 point for liking and rating 5 stars my blog, but this points was not also awarded.
Normally I would delete and resent the blog again, but it has some likes, comments and so on, which I do not wantto loose.
Thanks for help, kind regards
Request clarification before answering.
Well, finally everything was fixed accordingly. Thank you to the SCN team and closing this thread.
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The activity for moving content from your personal space to another space. Is not calculated as any points or badge.
Your points for creating blog post and the badge "I blogged" is not valid for your personal blog.
As you have just moved the blog from personal space to About SCN. So you are not eligible for the points and badge.
Lets call for more details and clarification and also if it is possible to assign the badge and points.
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Of course not. Otherwise I would not ask for the reason. This is what I have in my action tab:
Your content "Blog It Forward- Kamil Veselý" has been rejected by an SCN moderator and is no longer visible in the community. Please see the Rules of Engagement for more information on why content is rejected.
Hello!
I've published your BIF. Thanks for joining:)
If you post content in your personal space and only then transfer it, you don't get the points. Please be sure to list yourself in the BIF chain in order to get the BIF badge.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Regards,
Moshe
Hi Kamil,
I am not the "mysterious moderator" who rejected but I perhaps can help explain some of the "mysterious" behaviour. The reason for rejection is sent to your notifications as a "template" boilerplate answer meaning someone selected the "notify moderator" button and the content was hidden (not deleted).....and you got a notification that is the template text saying please read the Rules of Engagement and informing you that your content isn't visable.
I agree it doesn't seem fair to be penalized for the mistake by removing points from the blog that was made visible in "About SCN" but that also is an automated activity when content is "flagged for moderation".
and who are responsible for the reputation system and the missions and badges can better view or at least explain what might have happened there.
When people copy content or post inappropriate content and ignore warnings they should indeed be penalized in some way by having the credit they received for the inappropriate content removed.
In your case you are being penalized unjustly and I hope that can be corrected in some way.
I myself did some small experiments on that very punishment with my own blogs and saw that by rejecting them my points went down even when they were afterwards restored.
That shouldn't happened when your content was simply misplaced or moved but I'm not certain there is any automated way to restore them.
Waiting for my colleagues to "weigh in".
Thanks for bringing to our attention.
Made a correction above in that one doesn't lose points when content is "flagged for moderation" but only when it is actually rejected! Message was edited by: Marilyn Pratt
Hello Marilyn,
thank you for your very long answer.
And you are probably true. It is due to the automatic system, but it means this system should be corrected somehow, because I still do not feel any wrongdoing from my site. Except the sending the blog to wrong place, but I corrected that as soon as I found this mistake.
Also waiting for your colleagues to answer to this problem :c)
Thanks, kind regards
Hi Kamil,
Our colleagues are looking in to the way of manually addressing this. Thanks for your patience.
While the system does know to detract points from rejected material, the only way to correct reversed decisions around content that is then accepted after rejection is to manual "fix" the points.
This happens very rarely so hopefully the team will apply a manual fix.
Marilyn
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