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See: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/80170/what-is-flag-weight

Specifically:

Why is my flag weight not an integer?

 

Because flag weight above 500 does not increase in a linear fashion, decimal places are shown for precision purposes and to show you how your flag weight is changing.

See: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/80170/what-is-flag-weight

Specifically:

Why is my flag weight not an integer?

Because flag weight above 500 does not increase in a linear fashion, decimal places are shown for precision purposes and to show you how your flag weight is changing.

See: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/80170/what-is-flag-weight

Specifically:

Why is my flag weight not an integer?

Because flag weight above 500 does not increase in a linear fashion, decimal places are shown for precision purposes and to show you how your flag weight is changing.

See: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/80170/what-is-flag-weight

Specifically:

Why is my flag weight not an integer?

Because flag weight above 500 does not increase in a linear fashion, decimal places are shown for precision purposes and to show you how your flag weight is changing.

See: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/80170/what-is-flag-weight

Specifically:  

 

Why is my flag weight not an integer?

 

Because flag weight above 500 does not increase in a linear fashion, decimal places are shown for precision purposes and to show you how your flag weight is changing.

See: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/80170/what-is-flag-weight

Specifically:

 

Why is my flag weight not an integer?

 

Because flag weight above 500 does not increase in a linear fashion, decimal places are shown for precision purposes and to show you how your flag weight is changing.