This is an article with work in progress, and is subject to updates at any given time.
The rating changes for Scouts depend on their RatingDeviation (RD). Here's a general overview of how the reward ratio works:
For the scout who filed the dispute:
+1x if successful, maximum +20 rating points
-1x if failed, maximum -20 rating points
For the scout who was disputed:
CopyNo change if they won the dispute
-2x if they lost, maximum -40 rating points
The exact amount of rating change is difficult to determine due to variations in RD. However, the system aims to set back the rating of a Scout who lost a dispute by a certain amount below their current RD. This ensures that it will take significantly more wins for them to return to their previous rating. The rationale is that if a Scout is found to have cheated or made a significant error, they need to demonstrate consistent good performance to regain trust.
Note: The 'x' in the formulas represents a variable factor that is influenced by the Scout's current RD and other potential factors in the rating system.
