They took my acolade away! I had the up/down one where I help out by finding go

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  1. americababy profile image61
    americababyposted 13 years ago

    They took my acolade away!  I had the up/down one where I help out by finding good and bad hubs.

  2. relache profile image68
    relacheposted 13 years ago

    Some accolades require you to keep doing a behavior if you are to keep the accolade.  You can't find good/bad Hubs just one time and have that award forever.  You have to keep doing it if you want the badge.

  3. davenmidtown profile image71
    davenmidtownposted 13 years ago

    Not all Accolades are permanent, you have to keep active in whatever designations they were awarded for.  some stay and others you must keep working for even when you get them.

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    writeronlineposted 13 years ago

    Yea, verily, it is written:

    "The Hub Pages Gods giveth. And the Hub pages Gods taketh away"

    Like life, death, and taxes, the HP scoring system, spanning from your individual Hubscore, to individual hub rating scores, to all those dinky little accolades such as the one of which you speak, remains a mystery to normal folk.

    Apart from specific awards like HOTD, or HubNugget, or milestones like the number of Hubs you publish, number of followers, years you've been an HP member, questions you've asked, answers you've given, everything is subject to fluctuation. Wild and frequent.

    People will respond to this question by saying "Hub Hop more often, and it will be reinstated."

    And you'd think they must be right. It's only logical.

    But logic and the HP scoring system are not comfortable bedfellows.

    In reality, nobody knows how the algorithm is written. Except those who run the place.

    And they're not telling.
    .....

    But hey, who really cares? It's a fun and rewarding place to write.
    Cheers.

  5. americababy profile image61
    americababyposted 13 years ago

    Thanks.  I'm just glad to know it's not a person who actually took it away.  I'll show that computer code!

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