A few days ago, I lost the privilege of asking questions on MSE, because my questions are "not well-received" according to the system. Before losing this privilege, I had asked a total of $5$ questions, with $1$ upvote in one question, and $0$ upvote in the rest $4$.
By the way, I have written $18$ answers so far on MSE with a total of $16$ upvotes. Among them, $9$ answers were accepted by the authors of those questions. Currently, I have $441$ reputation score, $3$ silver badges, and $14$ bronze badges.
Today, I saw an user with $25$ reputation score, and $5$ bronze badges. The user has asked $13$ questions, with $1$ upvote in two questions, and $0$ upvote in rest eleven. He/She hasn't written any answer so far.
My question is, how does this system work ? Undoubtedly, my contributions are much more than the user who I'm talking about. But I'm the one who is prohibited from asking questions since almost a month. Why should there be so much bias ?
Note : The reason I'm making this comparison is because I think this is very unfair. I just want back the privilege of asking questions.
You write poor questions, as measured by the standards that the SE
this is a consequence of how the system is programmed and ofc it is not perfect. Someone who's posts are isolated may not be contacted much (therefore no up or downvotes). IN the same way they can be downvotes without a reason as well (most common thing I have come across) can push a user over the quality ban even though the questions perfectly met the community standards. There are multiple examples where this has happened. Anyways, a positive sock puppet is not a harm to SE, where's the problem in + anyways. Blatant abuse - $\endgroup$ – Anindya Prithvi Dec 14 '20 at 11:26