"Levels" of hubpages users

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   WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

   I've gathered that once you hit over a certain number of hubs you progress to a certain level in your status.
   
   First there's prodigy,
   then there's expert.
   After expert, there is all star,
   and then there's "hall of fame"
   
   Anyone know (roughly) how many hubs one has to write to progress through these ranks?  I believe to be in the hall of fame you need something like 250-300, and to be an all star you need to have 100+ hubs.  What's the number of hubs to become an expert?
   
   I'm also not sure of the different factors that help determine the "move" from one level to the next or if there are any other factors apart from published hubs.

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   Mishaposted 17 years ago

   There is a table with exact breakdown somewhere here...

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   Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

   http://hubpages.com/faq/#authorstatus
   
   Why does no one look in the FAQ?
   
   It's like the bible..... with real information instead

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      Stacie Naczelnikposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Bible...
      
      I'm always rereading the FAQ.  I love to link to it in the forums too.

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      WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Oh Mark, always the instigator!

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         Mark Knowlesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

         

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      francetalesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      And people read the faq's about as much as they read their bible's too. </blows dust off never touched bible>

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      relacheposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      People just want their butts wiped for them.
      
      (or at least that's how my Dad might answer that question)

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   WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

   Thanks Mark.  I was looking everywhere for it but couldn't find it, so I posted here.
   
   I knew someone helpful would come along...

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   gamergirlposted 17 years ago

   You guys are silly.

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   Stacie Naczelnikposted 17 years ago

   How much should we charge for wiping other people's butts?  $75 per wipe, or for the whole job?
   
   Maybe $75 for a decent job, but $90 for a good cleaning?

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   Mishaposted 17 years ago

   LOL Stacie, no, I will not post, nooo!

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   Stacie Naczelnikposted 17 years ago

   You know you want to.

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   WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

   I'm just going to set up a bidet and charge $5 per use!  It's much more efficient.

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    (just remembered the COLOR ability!)

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       Mark Knowlesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Yes, and it's really annoying

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    It's equally annoying to type out the html for those five colored letters...
    
    But I must confess, I wish more people would use some color to spice up the threads and make them more reader-friendly, within reason.

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    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    Well, it's OK to annoy yourself but........ Just in case you think I'm not joking, I added another smilie. No extra charge.

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    *giggles*
    
    I Love Color!

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    Mishaposted 17 years ago

    There is no human touch in your method WC

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    Oh now that's a cool color gamer, which one is that?
    
    I wonder if hubpages recognizes all those obscure crayola colors out there such as bittersweet and
    Asparagus

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Well, I actually used hex code
    
    #994774 is the one I used.  Here is #958462:
    
    WC is a fruitcake.

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       WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Nice! My turn at a random color
       Ohh not bad

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          Mark Knowlesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

          Much better.... and less annoying.
          
          Slow day at work?

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    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    Which reminds me of the revolting "macaroni and cheese" color crayola crayon. Why you people eat that, I have never understood. Cheese flavored food product. * shudders *

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Mark,
    
    What about fully made from scratch macaroni and cheese?  I have a recipe for cheesy macaroni noodles (noodles made with just a hint of goat cheese) which would go great with a provolone sauce, would you eat that?
    
    ***Gamergirl loves playing with color codes!

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    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    http://hubpages.com/hub/Cooking_made_ea … and_cheese
    
    

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Some of these aren't random.  The fruitcake color is one of my favorite colors to use for coloring khakis in photoshop.  The darker magenta-ish color is one that is -GREAT- for adding depth and realism to skin tones.  Mind you, there are some adjustments for opacity, but yeah..
    
    Maybe I should write a hub about using Photoshop to colorize images.
    
    Or.. I could write an e-book about it and sell it fro 23.99!
    
    hehe

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    haha yes, slow day at work.  Waiting for baby to come...
    Once that happens, I'll fall off the face of the earth for a bit.
    
    But I'm sure a baby will cause me to evolve into a better person.

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       Mark Knowlesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       I heard there was no such thing as evolution. Can't remember where I heard it though

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          WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

          No, i'm pretty sure I read something about it on that...oh I don't know...something like 1022 reply thread.
          
          I could be wrong though.

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       Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Actually, Zoe would be the evolved, better person.

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Ha! Nice one, Mark.

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    Peter, we're all evolving.  Go back and read the 1022 replies on the thread! haha that would take months.
    
    Speaking of babies, how are you and your wife coming along?  You're pretty much in the same boat as us with the daughter-on-the-way thing.

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    Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years ago

    Due in July.  All is going well.  The doctor says ours will be a little girl too.  Our short list of names:
    
    Libby
    Gracie
    Lexie
    
    I need to go back and reread my baby names hub to see if we are breaking any of the rules

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       Mark Knowlesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       There are rules for baby names now?

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          Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years agoin reply to this

          You would learn a lot by reading my hubs
          
          I had no idea the "P" in Mark P. Knowles stood for Peter.  Excellent name.

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Yes.
    
    No baby should ever be named Mark ever again.  We've got the best Mark here on HP. 

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    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    gamergirl - you are too kind

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       gamergirlposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       I know! I'm kind, too. (fourth smiley in just for you!)

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       Mark Knowlesposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Ha!

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    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    Although my religious friends might like to know.
    
    I am Mark Peter and I have 2 brothers:
    
    Michael John and
    
    Matthew David

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       WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Mark, I think I've seen one of your brothers before...does he speak Vietnamese?

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    You edited it after my quote, boo.  *winks*
    
    WC, you're on a roll too.  Nice color!

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    Stacie Naczelnikposted 17 years ago

    I vote for Gracie.
    
    And, for the record, I only eat homemade, real mac & cheese.  None of that nasty colored stuff out of a box for me.
    
    Charlotte, you should write a HUB on photoshop stuff for me.  Because it is all about me.  Seriously, though, I just had it installed on my computer at work, but I'm still quite green using it.

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       WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Have fun figuring it out!  It's very powerful but also quite confusing!

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       Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Thank you.  It's in the top 3.  In any event, we do like Grace as a middle name for either of the other 2, so I suspect it will make it into her name somehow.

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Hmmmm... maybe I will!

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    It isn't confusing!  There's just a process to it.
    
    Oooooh!!! My first capstone hub project!

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    stephhicks68posted 17 years ago

    Oh good - let me jump in on the thread.  (1) Peter, I like all names.  I have a friend whose daughter's name is Gracie and she is adorable.  Its a good name.  I also like Lexie.  I could see myself as a "Lexie."    (2) Charlotte - yes.  A hub on photoshop, (or 15 - LOL).

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    Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years ago

    I will pass all of this info along to the decision maker, but she is determined not to decide on a name until she sees little "blank", and then give her the name that she looks like.  So...

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       WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       Oh how brave of her to wait like that.  At least this way you won't be stuck with a girl's name only to find out that a little something didn't show up on the sonogram!

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          Stacie Naczelnikposted 17 years agoin reply to this

          This very thing happened when my cousin was born.  Surprise!

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             Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years agoin reply to this

             Fortunately, I believe we have a boy's name picked out...for the time being.  Of course, I though we had a girl's a long time ago (and then again, and again), but...

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       Mishaposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       That's what we did to both kids. Drafted short lists and waited. It worked just fine both times

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    Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years ago

    LOL
    
    The Doc did say there was no money-back guarantee on girls, boys yes, but girls no.  He told us to keep the receipts.

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    Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years ago

    My wife is convinced that's the way to go.

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    Mishaposted 17 years ago

    Based on my experience I think she is right

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    I have totally picked out my baby's names already, mostly out of my own high level of hope that I'll actually have them.
    
    My daughter will be Augustine Anne, and my son will be Alfred Morgan.  Funny story, Anne is the middle name that has been passed down from my grandmother to my mom, and from my mom to me.  On my maternal grandfather's side, the men in my family about six generations back used to swap names from eldest son to eldest son.
    
    

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       WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       GG Just don't forget the male might want to have a say in things...

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    gamergirlposted 17 years ago

    Hey! Don't go passing that idea around, he might think it's a good one. 

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    stephhicks68posted 17 years ago

    Did you not see Peter's reference above to the "decision-maker?" 
    
    Charlotte, those are nice names!  I picked out my daughter's name when I was in high school.

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       WeddingConsultantposted 17 years agoin reply to this

       haha oh yes I did.  And in fear of flaming I had better not say much more, huh?

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          gamergirlposted 17 years agoin reply to this

          Why would there be flaming?  This is a perfectly light-hearted thread about babies, the wonder of color, and how awesome women are.
          
          

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    Maybe flaming probably isn't the word I'm looking for then....
    
    I was trying to say that I had better put my foot in my mouth about women not always being the "decision-makers" before I have all these women on here jump me and beat me up!

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    WeddingConsultantposted 17 years ago

    Does your boy's name pass your stringent baby-naming rules?

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    Peter M. Lopezposted 17 years ago

    Luke.
    
    Absolutely.  Assuming she lets me keep it.

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