<p>I am not sure I understand your question correctly, so please leave a comment if I'm completely off track. Community-wiki owned threads do not allow you, or your answerers, to earn reputation; this apply as soon as the CW mark has been checked. In this case, accepting an answer allows it to stay on top of the responses queue but nobody will earn any reputation (+2 for OP, +15 for answerer) following that action. I don't see any loss of reputation in your history:</p>

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<p>However it happened that your post has been turned to CW automatically because of your numerous edits. Please, consult <a href="https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/11740/150510">What are “Community Wiki” posts?</a> for more information. 
Note that all relevant badges apply in this case (nice question, popular question, nice answer, etc.).</p>

<p>Besides, I would encourage you to read our <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/faq">FAQ</a> and get familiar with how this site works. In particular, you can use the <em>comment box</em> to leave specific reply to your answerers, rather than updating your question with a lot of edits that are just comments. Editing a question is useful to provide additional information when it is requested through, e.g., a general comment, or when it sounds like the question hasn't been understood the way it should. Vote on replies you found useful; that will allow the system to rank them by relevance. Mark an answer as accepted if you think that solved your problem.</p>
