Can't see player reputation on app, console, or website

Hello,

I am having an issue where I can no longer see player reputation on Xbox.com, the Xbox One console, or the Xbox App. I can neither see my rep or anyone else's. I don't know when this changed; certainly there were many times last year when I was able to
see player rep. I am wondering if this is a localized issue or if it applies to everyone. If this applies to everyone, I am wondering why the change was made. Being able to view player reputation was very useful.

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Can't see player reputation

It's the same on console as well: when viewing profiles on the Xbox One, I cannot see player reputation.

Is this true for other people as well? Can anyone recall when this started being a thing?

 

Can't see player reputation

On my Xbox App and Xbox.com, I've noticed that I cannot see any indication of my or other player reputations. Has this feature been removed? If so I think that is a bad move; there were useful aspects to being able to immediately know a player's reputation
in the Xbox community. Enforcement.xbox.com seems to still work fine and properly displays my reputation. I have not yet had a chance to see if the console still shows player reputation.

 

It was removed from the console a while ago & it's now been removed from xbox.com as well.

Rep will only show up now if it falls into the "needs work" or "avoid me" levels

 

Hi there. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question a few months ago. Since then, I have continued to try to see if I could see the reputation of people, specifically people who have reputation in the "Needs Work" or "Avoid Me" range. I feel like
I can't see any player's reputation, even in the cases where they have red reputation. I can't even see my reputation; I have to go to enforcement.xbox.com to see it. I even just looked up a player who, at the time I am writing this, confirmed they have
"Avoid Me" reputation, and I can't see their rep. I do appreciate that you took the time to reply, but it seems that your answer did not hold true for my case. Do you have any thoughts as to why this could be?