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I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.

Also it would be nice to see what percentage of a users asked questions have been marked as answered. This tells me how sincere that user is and whether they are acquiring knowledge from their questions. Also, the number of questions closed.

I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.

Also it would be nice to see what percentage of a users asked questions have been marked as answered. This tells me how sincere that user is and whether they are acquiring knowledge from their questions.

I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.

Also it would be nice to see what percentage of a users asked questions have been marked as answered. This tells me how sincere that user is and whether they are acquiring knowledge from their questions. Also, the number of questions closed.

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I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.

Also it would be nice to see what percentage of a users asked questions have been marked as answered. This tells me how sincere that user is and whether they are acquiring knowledge from their questions.

I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.

I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.

Also it would be nice to see what percentage of a users asked questions have been marked as answered. This tells me how sincere that user is and whether they are acquiring knowledge from their questions.

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Breakdown of repuation points by questions answered and questions asked

I'm assuming that the reputation points have some other value than personal gratification.

I believe a person whose reputation is built by primarily by asking questions only is not an expert in philosophy.

I judge expertise by the ability to answer questions or solve problems.

It would be nice to see what percentage of reputation points are from answers without bouncing around with a calculator.