Resolved No. of start doesn't recalculate upon trophy removals

[roydan]

Here, for example: https://officeoutlaw.com/members/fansly.92/
The user has 7 trophies and a star (as well as the Trophy for a star).
I assume it happens because of changes made on April 17th, but it may be a good chance to add a process that validates the stars every now and then, followed by one that validates the trophies.
The reason for that order (starts before trophies) is that if you need to reduce a star you must remove the trophy that comes with it, while not every run of trophy verification would trigger any wrongs if done before the start validations.

 

[Impulse]

Am I seeing things wrong, at all? It looks like that member has 17 trophies.

 

[roydan]

Seems like he received quite a lot a few minutes ago and I missed them, but you can see that the trophy for a star was received before he had 10.

 

[Zwielicht]

This is from the April 17th, 2025 changelog:

Some of you may have noticed your trophy count go down by 3 points. That's because I've adjusted more of the trophies so that they're awarded for a larger variety of tasks, mostly highlighted posts. These adjustments have also been made so that users don't get spammed with 5 trophies the second they sign up; they now only get the one, "Hey you... you're finally awake" trophy when they sign up.

He would've had 10+ trophies, but some were removed and others were re-added but adjusted

Seems like he received quite a lot a few minutes ago and I missed them, but you can see that the trophy for a star was received before he had 10.

Counting the ones from April 17th to yesterday, he had 7 trophies. This means that before those other 3 trophies were removed (all basic ones that people were getting as soon as they signed up), he would've had 10 trophies.

Stars don't get removed after being obtained, although I only set it up that way back when we were making frequent adjustments to the trophies earlier this month. I think we're at the point where we can set so that a star would be lost if they go below the required threshold.