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I just recently became a columnist and I went to go look at the list of the other columnists. I noticed that most of the others have rating stars next to their name. What are these for? Do I not have them because I'm relatively new?
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Thats rating when you answer questions people rate you after !
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these show youre rating...you get them when poeple rate your adivce that you give them...Hope I Helped! =)
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First off, I would like to welcome you to the site. I hope you enjoy being on here, as well as helping others out with their problems.
As for your question, those five stars are your overall average rating. In order for those starts to show up, you need to be rated at least five times. So, just keep answering questions and you'll have your average rating in no time. ♥
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People with the rating stars have gotten 5 ratings. Thos ratings make ut the average rating.
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At this site columnist get rated by the crowd they give advice to. Much like a hotel or movie a one star rating means you are giving lousy advice with a four star rating meaning fantastic. You do not have stars until someone rares you. It is Dangernerd's way of making sure that people appreciate the advice they get and the people giving bad advice get booted.
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The stars are ratings. And since you're new you dont have one. You must have gotten 5 (sometimes more, i dont why) feedback points for them to average out your rating.
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Those five stars represent your overall, average rating. If you want the stars to show up next to your name, you need to be rated at least five times have answered at least five questions. Also, some columnists have a gold star next to their name, which means they have a paid account and are a supporter of this site.
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