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Whenever I ask a question, I end up tweeting it to expose it to the people that follow me on twitter, many of which are SO users and in the same field. It would be nice to have a "Tweet this question" link after creating a question to automate the process.

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* SuperUser - 28.333(repeating) with a current rep of just over 1,000
* ServerFault - 8 with a current rep of 319
* StackOverflow - 8.7362637362637362637362637362637 with a current rep of almost 13,000
* Meta - 19.55 with a current rep almost to 5,000

I think once people hit the 3,000 mark and then the 10,000 mark you will start to see rather drastic changes in their voting patterns which would allow for more down votes. I know that was the case with me. Once I hit 10k I stopped caring much about my rep in StackOverflow and was much more willing to cast downvotes on things since I no longer felt like I needed to keep getting a higher and higher score.

I should also note that the longer you are a member, the higher your ratios are going to be (it will almost never shrink) because it is almost insane to imagine someone not named Rich B casting more downvotes per day than upvotes.
I've been more or less active on SO since public beta started in September, and I currently have 17.8k rep. I don't *think* I've become bitter with age; my upvote-to-downvote ratio is 1742:27 = 64.52.

I've explained my reasoning for downvotes [here](https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/2451/why-do-you-cast-downvotes-on-answers/2455#2455); basically, I downvote only in extreme circumstances.

I upvote whenever I like an answer or question, which happens quite a lot.