Posted by Ryan, the site founder in 2009:
eHelp.com is a reputation based community. You can gain reputation scores by asking quality questions (clear and useful) and posting helpful answers. When other users vote your question or answer up, you will receive 5 points of reputation, but when they vote it down, you'll lose 2 points. If your post gets removed by the moderator/reputable users, you'll lose 20 points.
So I voted your answer positive. This means you gain 5 reputation points?
And I also voted it "best answer", so do you gain anything from this?
That is correct about the five points. I've never seen anything about "best answer" on this site. When I click the up button it just adds a "1."
I believe what he means is the check below the arrows. If the person that asked the question clicks that then person who answered gains 15 points.
Thanks. Learn something new every day.
Rob how do you know all of this