100k reputation points on Stack Overflow
Yesterday I reached 100,000 reputation points on Stack Overflow, the largest online community for professional programmers and enthusiasts.
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As Stack Overflow defines it, reputation points indicate how much the content posted by a user is relevant and trusted by the community. As I write this post, there are 14.5 million users registered in Stack Overflow, and I am among the 1,001 users who hit this milestone!
![User rank on 2021-04-28: I'm on the top #1000! User rank on 2021-04-28: I’m on the top #1000!](images/rank.png)
But at the end of the day, reputation points are just numbers. While I am proud of my achievement, my participation on Stack Overflow was never a quest for reputation points.
What matters the most to me is how much I learned from this experience. And the 1,100+ answers I posted till now helped me to become a better software engineer. It’s been all about learning, sharing knowledge and helping others.
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