the e14 point system. Not encouraging these days

Hi Jan Cumps ,

As others have mentioned, this happens when community accounts are removed, and since you create a lot of high quality and popular content, it's more inclined to be receptive of likes and for those to be revoked.

We can look at simply removing these notifications, after all, what use is it to be notified that they've been removed when it's not necessarily something you have control over? Better to see that someone liked it rather than unliked it, making you wonder if it "wasn't that good after all" ? when that's not really the case.

We're partly at the mercy of Verint's platform as this is 'core' functionality as to what appears and how.

Though I've also asked the dev' team to look at whether or not this is a symptom of another problem, as this isn't the first time this has been brought up ( 615 Points Revoked Today. Why? )

Do we think removing these messages would be the best approach? Or alternatively should we remove receiving points for likes?

cstanton I think removing the notifications will still bring comments.  "Why did my score drop?"
I don't have a solution - which is why I jokingly brought up the badge.
  Revoked - Been a Community Member long enough to lose activity points due to housekeeping.
Maybe we could have a running "Revoked" counter.  Then we could compete for the most revoked points.  Hey, if life hands you lemons... right?

REVOKED !!!!    :-)    => your comment and LIKE has been become OBSOLETE and no longer of value.......it reminded me of this Twilight Zone episode.  

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In the end E14 is fun and rewarding, I myself don't get hung up on the points, unless there is a lapel pin involved for my hat   :-)  

It is always fascinating how out-of-touch the Verint developers were. They didn't put themselves in the shoes of users at all. Wouldn't take a genius to realize that it doesn't encourage the end users of the product they developed! It makes you wonder how no-one in their team picked this up and did something about it. At a minimum they could have picked a gentler word like "Adjusted", if they couldn't have done anything else.

It is always fascinating how out-of-touch the Verint developers were. They didn't put themselves in the shoes of users at all. Wouldn't take a genius to realize that it doesn't encourage the end users of the product they developed! It makes you wonder how no-one in their team picked this up and did something about it. At a minimum they could have picked a gentler word like "Adjusted", if they couldn't have done anything else.

shabaz said:

At a minimum they could have picked a gentler word like "Adjusted"

Similar for "Your content has been reported as ABUSIVE". No, no dear. It's spam. Or accidentally moderated.

shabaz said:

It is always fascinating how out-of-touch the Verint developers were

Some changes that I raised 3 years ago as ideas but have had no action on I've been celebrating their birthdays on the support forums. We had a recent 'open office hours' with their staff and I pressed the point again, we'll see if there are any changes.