I updated the script to latest version and everything is working good for now.
Only thing I can observe now is that sometimes it's loading slower to show BRDb scores on all profiles when switching to different page and scrolling down.
This is nothing serious and I don't really need super fast speed for showing this.

I think I was on the latest version. Yes 0.15.2 one.

Ok here is the update (a little late I guess).

When I first installed it for the first time, nothing happened as I said earlier. So I visited bitlist, waited and still nothing. Later, after a couple of hours, it worked, on it's own. Didn't touch anything. Maybe it was a internet thing or cache related issue. The point is the ratings are showing now. Now, what I observed is that the rating doesn't appear instantly. When scrolling through a page of multiple users, it takes 1-2 seconds delays before slowly updating the rating one by one. Could it be because I'm using it for the first time? 

edit: I didn't read your previous comment about the intentional slowness. So i guess that explains it. All sorted.

Let me explain briefly!
The first time I tried to insert the BRDb next to each of our usernames within the threads, the forum banned my IP address for too many simultaneous calls. I then discovered that the maximum allowed is one call per second, but on a thread page there are at least 25 posts, meaning at least 25 users, so in one second it would have made at least 25 calls to the forum!
The solution I came up with was to limit the script to one call per second, and I added a lazy load mode that only makes calls to the forum if we scroll within the thread.

This is only to avoid excessive calls, and I think it's an acceptable compromise. I also added caching to make it faster, but you still have to wait 1-2 seconds for the result to be displayed.
To get this data instantly, I would need to have a personal database, which I don't currently have but will probably create over time.

In my extension, at this moment, you're still a solid 5.5.
Also, I already suggested to *Ace* to implement a historical graph of the score, but I understand it's a lot of data to pull!

It must have been a momentary calculation error, I still see 5.5 as your score!
Being inactive results in a small penalty, but not that big! Something clearly went wrong.
I modified part of my endpoint code the other night, but the data should still be the same, the structure hasn't changed, but I don't doubt that something could have gone wrong while I was making changes.
I'm trying to create a database, but I've encountered difficulties and have stopped.

You don't need to do anything, the data has been saved in the cache, unfortunately the incorrect data. It should fix itself in an hour, but since you have the incorrect data, could you send me a screenshot so I can check whether it's correct or not from the endpoint?

I'm glad everything is back to normal in your script!
I don't know exactly what happened! But I think it was a temporary error in retrieving data from the worker, which unfortunately can happen. Perhaps I'll add a button to manually refresh and clear the cache, so that if a similar problem occurs again, we'll know how to fix it immediately.

Did you take this screenshot yourself, or did Little Mouse send it to you?

Well, I think this is "experimental" for a reason.
The formula has evolved a lot in the past few weeks, but the tech part can also be improved.
It's going to be a tough work, *Ace*!