Help with bad rep?

Details on how the rep system works etc. can be found here
enforcement.xbox.com/.../HowTo

....on the 360, your 'rep' didn't matter ....people liking or not liking you was irrelevant, unless you were cheating, glitching or modifying your console you had as much access as anyone ....now your 'rep' can be skewed by a few guys simply 'DOOSHing' out
and giving you bad 'rep' for kicks which now can affect your server connectivity, this is a system rife with abuse potential

I don't disagree with you. I just don'think it's something to get that worked up about. I've had a few times when I got ganked by some vengeful dudes, and I asked everyone on my friends list to vote me up and the problem went away. its not MS fault that
people abuse it. It's there to help peopel avoid abuse.

bad rep has nothing to do with connecting, only people who have avoided you keep you from connecting to them, no one else, my rep is low from bf, but it doesn't keep me from connecting to anyone who hasn't actually avoided me, so back to the drawing board
cause its not rep

Hey there, SSQ x okine!

We are unable to comment on any Enforcement actions or reputation feedback that you may have received here on our forums, Twitter, or phone/chat. The reputation you see on the console is the most accurate. In order to increase your reputation, you will need
to not be reported by others. To help with that, you will want to follow the steps listed on the
Enforcement site:

Avoid activity that other players are likely to view as unfair or unsportsmanlike.

Certain types of behavior are widely-viewed as negative, inappropriate, or disruptive by the Xbox Live community, including but not limited to:

• Team-killing or betraying other players
• Going idle for long periods during gameplay
• Intentionally or repeatedly crashing into other players in racing games
• Frequently dropping out of multiplayer matches
• Hoarding weapons or vehicles with the intent of preventing teammates from using them
• Denying other players time to select a move or play in strategy or sports games
• Being overly critical of the play style or shortcomings of other players

Even if you aren’t personally troubled by such behavior, keep in mind that reputation is a reflection of how the Xbox Live community at large views an account’s activities.

Avoid making unsportsmanlike comments.

Smack talk is an understandable part of competitive online gaming, but not all players react to smack talk in the same way. Routinely making snarky or condescending comments, regardless of whether you won or lost the match, will increase the likelihood of
receiving negative feedback. Smack talk may be viewed as even less appropriate if the particular game or gametype that you’re playing is not intended to be competitive.

Reduce unwanted background noise and audio feedback.

Many players find background noise distracting and feel it disrupts the gaming experience. If your headset or Kinect microphone regularly picks up background noise (such as music, fans or air conditioning units, barking dogs, background conversations, etc.)
other players may not have a positive reaction. To ensure other players have a pleasant experience, consider finding ways to reduce background noise or mute your microphone when not talking.

Play a wide range of games and gametypes.

If you routinely receive negative feedback due to unsportsmanlike behavior or communications in a specific game or gametype, it may become more challenging to find good matches or new players in that game title. By playing different games and interacting
with other players in a positive and productive way, your reputation score can improve.

Outside of these hints, we are unable to assist further; this thread will be locked. If you need assistance with any Xbox support related questions that we can help with, be sure to post up a new detailed post. This will help out our community in working
on sorting out your needs. Thanks for understanding!

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