What is Level #? Commenter. How are the levels figured .And what do the levels numbers mean?

Here is a really good hub that someone wrote about what a commenter level is.

Attaching a number to a commentator does NOT reflect the quality of the comment left; it strictly shows how active the person is on the site – a new way for HP to increase its visibility on cyberspace at our expense, a new way to make us compete for numbers, a new way to prove that quantity means more than quality; Pitiful!

Thank You! Very much for your comments..MonetteforJack and ..Just Ask Susan it is helpful to me . The web site explains it very well also.

I must have missed it somewhere down the postings.. lol.

WOW! I just got an education. I thought a level-I was the better.

I haven't really paid attention to it. I was actually frustrated at first with it. Now, my feelings are mixed.

Also, thanks Just Ask Susan for the referral hub. I didn't know we had the option of hiding accolades. Great question!

Good to know. I was wondering the same thing. Thank you for the info.

A Commenter is someone who reads a HUB and leave a comment after reading the hub. The levels are figured based on how active you are in reading and commenting on the hubs. The level number means the quality of comments you wrote along with your participation in the hubs.

I guess that you have to be active on HubPages. I noticed that when I was inactive I was losing points day by day. It would be great if everyone was active because then Google would see that this site is even more popular and who knows, maybe something good will happen for all of us?

Thank youf or asking this was wodnering myself and now I know too smiles =).

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