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?

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?

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

Sign in here. See what people have reported a bad player review for and improve in those areas
enforcement.xbox.com/.../Reputation

Well honestly there is not too much to do. Customer support can't fix your reputation. They lack the tools needed. The enforcement team will inform you as to the reasons why you are banned/suspended. They also lack the tools need for this. There isn't a
particular area that handles this situation is in a gray area. A limbo if you will.

There isn't really a good place for your particular issue, however, this:
news.xbox.com/.../games-reputation-feature

article states that "Ultimately, your reputation score will determine which category you are assigned – "Green = Good Player," "Yellow = Needs Improvement" or "Red = Avoid Me." Looking at someone’s gamer card you’ll be able to quickly see their reputation.
And, your reputation score is ultimately up to you. The more hours you play online without being a jerk, the better your reputation will be; similar to the more hours you drive without an accident, the better your driving record and insurance rates will be.
Most players will have good reputations and be seen as a “Good Player.” The algorithm is looking to identify players that are repeatedly disruptive on Xbox Live. We’ll identify those players with a lower reputation score and in the worse cases they will earn
the “Avoid Me” reputation. Before a player ends up with the “Avoid Me” reputation level we will have sent many different alerts to the “Needs Improvement” player reminding them how their social gaming conduct is affecting lots of other gamers.

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So basically if you aren't doing anything bad, your rep will eventually go back to normal. I know it isn't ideal but I hope this answer helps.