Xbox One Reputation report question

There is no way to find out who or why someone reported you. You have nothing to worry about if you've done nothing wrong. All info on rep can be found

here.

Thanks heaps. Just upset to find out someone thought that of me. I would never cheat in games don't know why someone thought I would. Do you know if the numbers would be reset to 0?

There is no way to find out who or why someone reported you. You have nothing to worry about if you've done nothing wrong. All info on rep can be found

here.

Hey everyone!

I see there are plenty of questions regarding our reputation, so let's clear it up! If anyone has any questions regarding the way our reputation system works or how to improve your reputation, I strongly encourage you each check our Xbox
One Reputation System page.

If you're curious about the amount of reports you have on your account, you can check the amount of reports from the last 6 months on our
Reputation History page while signed in on that page.

If there are any other questions regarding why you're reputation may be lower, then you would want post over in our Xbox One Enforcement forum so our friends from the Enforcement team
can help clarify! They do still check those forums, as a Case Review only applies to enforcement actions and not your reputation.

Hope that helps!

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5. Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How is my reputation calculated? Everyone's reputation on Xbox Live is calculated using a secret formula to obtain a reputation score. Each reputation level covers a certain score range. Verified reports of bad behavior will cause that score to be lowered
while anything other than a negative report will raise your score. This post on the Halo Waypoint website hints at a points system: www.halowaypoint.com/.../halo-community-update-5-1-15

2. Who can report me? Anyone you play with as well as certain games such as Halo: The Master Chief Collection that have an automated system in place that tracks certain actions such as quits and teamkilling.

3. If multiple people reported me during the same session, how many reports does it count as? If they reported you for the same action within a short time span, the reports will be lumped into one report. If they reported you for multiple things, it only
counts as one report per category. If the same person files multiple reports in a short time span, it is also lumped into one report.

4. If I rack up many reports in a short period of time, will my reputation automatically go down? No, your reputation will not go down until someone from the Xbox Live Policy Enforcement Team reviews the reports. If the reports are false, they will have
no impact on your reputation. If the reports are confirmed, your reputation score

will lower which could cause you to move to a lower zone.

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please read :

5. Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How is my reputation calculated? Everyone's reputation on Xbox Live is calculated using a secret formula to obtain a reputation score. Each reputation level covers a certain score range. Verified reports of bad behavior will cause that score to be lowered
while anything other than a negative report will raise your score. This post on the Halo Waypoint website hints at a points system:

www.halowaypoint.com/.../halo-community-update-5-1-15

2. Who can report me? Anyone you play with as well as certain games such as Halo: The Master Chief Collection that have an automated system in place that tracks certain actions such as quits and teamkilling.

3. If multiple people reported me during the same session, how many reports does it count as? If they reported you for the same action within a short time span, the reports will be lumped into one report. If they reported you for multiple things, it only
counts as one report per category. If the same person files multiple reports in a short time span, it is also lumped into one report.

4. If I rack up many reports in a short period of time, will my reputation automatically go down? No, your reputation will not go down until someone from the Xbox Live Policy Enforcement Team reviews the reports. If the reports are false, they will have
no impact on your reputation. If the reports are confirmed, your reputation score

will lower which could cause you to move to a lower zone.

forums.xbox.com/.../2007686.aspx