@Joenel-de-Asis172 That is actually the best way to do it. 👍

The other way would be to remove that html from the profile template in your theme. However, unless you are making your own custom theme, your changes may get overwritten when the theme updates.

So CSS is the way to go.

Should be compatible with 0.8x but I haven't updated the package.json yet. For now you can install manually. Although there's still quite a lot of work to be done before its complete!

@phenomlab as I said we would first have to decide what to put there instead of the hardcoded formula. A fixed number? a percentage of user's reputation? another formula that I would have to parse?

What would you prefer?
Cause if the problem is that the users complain and you just want to completely remove this limit, well, a toggle to disable this limitation would be the ideal solution.
If instead you like having a limit but you just want a fixed one, like 100, well, then let's have an input there to set the limit that overrides the formula.
Or you could also say: I like that the limit depends on how much reputation the user has but instead of a 10% of that reputation I want a 20%.
Or even more flexible and complex, I want my own formula.

In summary, what is your use case? What do you want to do with this limit?

I was looking through the docs, but could not find this. Sorry if I missed it.

Is there a way to see how exactly the reputation system works, without browsing the source code?

If I wanted to implement some very specific rules, how easy/hard is it to customize? Could I just write my own reputation plugin and swap it out?

@julian said:

We're looking to expand how the reputation system is currently used 😄 -- upvotes is one way, but hopefully we'll add other methods as well.

seems good!

@pichalite

Thank you!