It seems since I published my last hub my score has dropped at least 5 points wh

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  1. Lisawilliamsj profile image84
    Lisawilliamsjposted 12 years ago

    It seems since I published my last hub my score has dropped at least 5 points what did I do wrong?

  2. Wesman Todd Shaw profile image81
    Wesman Todd Shawposted 12 years ago

    YOU OFFENDED THE GODZ OF HUBDOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I'm joking.  You did nothing wrong.  I promise that I answer this sort of question at least twice a week.

    You're author score is based on factors that nobody but hubstaff knows, and they aren't telling anyone.

    My best guess, and everyone else's best guess is that author score is based in site participation, and the scores of all your hubs.

    So if you wanna have a 100 - don't ask me, I've never been there, but I've been to 97, for like a minute - and then someone on staff said, "WTF?" and bumped me back down where I belong.

    Ask and answer questions, hop hubs, comment hubs with GOOD comments, make a trip to the forums every once in a while, vote hubs up or down, flag inappropriate hubs that look like spam, or like the author can't really write in English.

    Your author score is always going to be going up and down, it's not important.

  3. dashingscorpio profile image78
    dashingscorpioposted 12 years ago

    I would not give much thought to your hub score.
    It's like the stock market. (goes up and down for no particular reason)
    I've noticed sometimes after answering questions my score drops. Other times you stay off hub pages a few days and when you log back on your score is up.

  4. CBM1987 profile image60
    CBM1987posted 12 years ago

    You burst my bubble Wesman... I wanted it to mean something hmm I'd say nothing is wrong with it myself! Mines always rose and fell a little bit though even then its a tad discerning to think about! I get more blue at the fact I dont have as many fallowers, but If  I did then i'd suppose that would make me popular ... Which might be a bad thing in its own

    So keep up the good work and it was a pleasure coming across your question!

 
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