Open My PKOUG → Contributions (/my/contributions).
The three numbers #
- Contribution points — your lifetime total. Points decide your rank. See How contribution points are calculated.
- Reputation — a separate quality signal earned from rules that reflect peer or reviewer recognition. See Reputation.
- Current rank — with the number of points still needed for the next rank. See The rank system.
Your private activity ledger #
The ledger lists your 50 most recent awards and reversals:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Activity | The rule that applied, for example Accepted solution |
| Source | A link to the question, answer, Knowledge resource or event when one exists |
| Date | When the entry was recorded |
| Status | Verified for a standing award, Reversed when it was cancelled |
| Points, Reputation | The change applied |
Past entries are never edited or deleted. When content is removed, a vote withdrawn or an accepted solution changed, the original award stays in the list marked Reversed and your totals go down. If the situation is restored — the content comes back, the vote is cast again — the award is earned again.
Your ledger is private. Other people see your totals, rank and badges on your community profile, but not the individual entries.
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