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If you participated in the private beta and produced actual apps/libraries, you got a gold badge and 4,000 reputation. If you were in the private beta and got at least 1 up vote, you got a silver badge and 2,000 reputation. See: http://stackapps.com/badges To be clear. Nothing from dev.meta.stackoverflow.com gets copied over to stackapps.com. It is simply ...

This is great. Love it. Thanks man! Suggestions for additional taglines: I'm so glad you asked me that, but I have no clue how to solve it. Have a Calvin & Hobbes strip instead! I have no idea. However, legend has it that reading Calvin & Hobbes strips will increase your problem solving ability so maybe that can help you. I have no idea. But ...

If you look on that password page, it says: Thank you for participating in the private API beta! We're now starting the public beta - you can find more information on http://stackapps.com. The dev.meta.stackoverflow.com site is no longer active. This is the new location for API related subjects. You should have goten an email notifying you of ...

i have a doc scraper that produces json schema and smd. eventually it will be published as a service on SOAPI2.com, much the same way that soapi.info provides meta for v1. but until then you can find the meta files here: https://github.com/bitpusher/SOAPI2/tree/master/src/SOAPI2.DocScraper/js this meta is what i generate routes and model for soapi2 from, ...

No need, the "apps" tag pulls anything tagged "app" or "library" already. Alternately, just click library and browse all the libraries. (sorry, this change has been in for a while, we just hadn't deployed.)

Personally I think listing apps that use the data dump are fine -- it's an expansion of scope for stackapps, but then so was adding support for browser scripts. Generally anything third-party and programmery that makes the network more awesome should go here.

As a result of direct contact by yours truly with the SO team, the thresholds for CW were relaxed for app/library posts on StackApps a few weeks ago. I will defer to the powers that be to post the specific numbers if/when they deem appropriate, but I can confirm that they are significantly increased from previous values. Don't go nuts churning your posts ...

This is weird indeed: You already stated that you are not aware of any deleted posts of yours, which is the primary reason for such reputation losses. We already covered the conversion of the dev-tip posts into Community Wiki posts in Matts answer: The original author keeps the reputation gained (or lost) before their post entered community mode (see ...