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The only person who will be able to tell you the definitive reason for the downvote is the person who downvoted you. BTW - this forum is intended for people who have written, or who intend to write, articles.
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Oh ok. When it showed "Authority" I thought the admin team has done. Thanks Pete.Sorry for the inconvenience.
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No problem. Authority just means how much reputation someone has, not that it's a member of the CP "authorities".
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But how to find who has downvoted? It just shows as "Authority"..
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You can't find out who downvoted. Downvote identification is only mandatory on articles.
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That may have been me. You posted three messages in response to a question, where one would suffice. Your code sample was not formatted correctly, and there was no real explanation of what it does or why.
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OK Richard.
Executing the code itself should tell him the what is data race.
If really explanation is needed, I dont have any issue in giving that.
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No the code will not explain it. The question is obviously from someone who is learning (probably a student) and does not understand the concepts. Just giving some code without a detailed explanation does not answer the question.
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OK. But explaining will lead to an article  .. No issues
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But I think the code depicts the data race condition I hope...
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And again ... two posts where one could do. Learn how to use the Edit link in a message.
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You have a "improve answer" link (green) at the botton right area of your answers. Instead of posting several solutions, you can edit the one you already posted before to add or change content. That is what he is meaning.
Posting several solutions can be taken as reputation hunting and hence downvoted or reported.
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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Oh ok got you.To say, I dont have any intention for hunting  .Thanks for your clarification.
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Babu_Abdulsalam wrote: I dont have any intention for hunting
I didn't say that.
Glad to help
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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How to keep an original version of an article and making changes that are not displayed until you're done.
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In the article submission, choose Composing as your status in the combo box at the right.
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When editing an article can I finally change its title, because the point of the discussion was a bit changed?
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Hi. Dec, 26, 2014 I’ve published the article “C.NET: How to implement IEnumerable Interface to Create Custom Collections of Data, Not Using IEnumerator Derived Objects”.
Recently, I’ve received several messages from SledgeHammer and the other members of codeproject.com. Finally, I’ve deleted my article Dec, 29, 2014 because I’ve been asked by that members to do so. As well, after, I’ve deleted my codeproject account. Soon, I’ve decided to create the other codeproject.com account (Member ID: 11345534). Please note, that the Member ID of the previous account closed I have lost. The only I can provide is the existing member id, the name of the article,the date it was published, and, also, the name of the moderator name who edited and approved the article – Deeksha Shenoy.
So my question is could you help me to recover the article published with all messages posted by other members under Comments and Discussions??
Waiting for you to reply.
King regards, Arthur V. Ratz (Member ID: 11345534).
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I was able to find the revisions of your article: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ListVersions.aspx?aid=853445[^]
You can choose the one from the list that you want. Note that some revisions won't be visible to you because they are only visible to the author and to members who can moderate articles, and your new account probably doesn't count as the author anymore.
I also found back the comments, they are at revision 5[^]. But I have checked, and you won't be able to view that revision.
So if you want to view them, you can ask the admins to recover your original account. The comment list is long, and too long to put all comments in a forum message or email.
The quick red ProgramFOX jumps right over the Lazy<Dog>.
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So, how can I contact the administrators to ask them to recover my account??
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The admins check this forum frequently, so they might reply here.
If they don't, you can send an email to Webmaster[at]codeproject.com .
The quick red ProgramFOX jumps right over the Lazy<Dog>.
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I've done it twice, but no reply yet. Thanks.
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Your account should now be re-activated. I suspect there may be an error in our reporting system. We'll look into it.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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