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It often doesn't require moderator intervention. Moderators do not even have access to vote information from what I know, they inform the team who investigatewill only see it if a user has downvoted you over 5 times.

If someone has down voted you a bunch of times, a task runs every once and a whole by the system that will fix your reputation, and penalize the voter. This is known as "serial downvoting."

Basically, the system takes care of this for the most part, not moderators

It doesn't require moderator intervention. Moderators do not even have access to vote information from what I know, they inform the team who investigate it

If someone has down voted you a bunch of times, a task runs every once and a whole by the system that will fix your reputation, and penalize the voter. This is known as "serial downvoting."

Basically, the system takes care of this, not moderators

It often doesn't require moderator intervention. Moderators will only see it if a user has downvoted you over 5 times.

If someone has down voted you a bunch of times, a task runs every once and a whole by the system that will fix your reputation, and penalize the voter. This is known as "serial downvoting."

Basically, the system takes care of this for the most part, not moderators

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Simon Sheehan
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It doesn't require moderator intervention. Moderators do not even have access to vote information from what I know, they inform the team who investigate it

If someone has down voted you a bunch of times, a task runs every once and a whole by the system that will fix your reputation, and penalize the voter. This is known as "serial downvoting."

Basically, the system takes care of this, not moderators