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If I change a rating because of an edit, are both the original rating and the new rating included in my rating count?

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  • by Orange Mango on May 11th, 2006

    Orange Mango

    Lets test it out, Give me a rating for this answer, And since I'm sure this is a useful expirement, let's try a somewhat useful rating! Make sure to take note of your rating stats beforehand in the control panel. I'll edit and you can give another rating. I'm throwing myself on the granade a little bit here, I know for sure that your history of ratings recieved counts for something because the top contributers on the home page lists me at 94% while I'm actually 98%, so anyone else who sees the, 1 answer somewhat useful 75% rating, please refrain from adding more negative ratings &/or comments until the expiriment is finished.

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    • good answer! Who knows why no one else rated you! They must've had gas.

      Beverlyofhills

      by Beverlyofhills on July 5th, 2006

    • So how did the experiment work out, anyway? Have you tried it out since the changes?

      science_geek

      by science_geek on November 20th, 2006

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