Am I The Only One Who Didn't Know This?

[anon12722758]

I just found out that there is a limit of likes you can give for a day!? Why is that? Also do any @trust_level_4 know what the number of likes I can give is? I don’t like that I can only like a certain amount of post/replies a day!

[whoisissa]

What?! @trust_level_4 do y’all know the reason for this and the numbers?

[ArtsAndNaps]

Basic user - like up to 300 posts per day
Member - like up to 450 posts per day
Regular - like up to 600 posts per day
Leader - no like limit for Leaders

You can find it in the wiki Ribblr made I believe there’s a limit because there’s badges tied to amount of likes and could easily be earned if there’s no limit

Edit: here’s the link for the wiki

Community WIKI: the ultimate community guide!

Welcome to our community Ribblr is a home for all crafters - a place to connect with fellow crafters. [Whats Up Hello GIF by Make it Move] Important: before you get started, please make sure you read our community guidelines. We expect each and every Ribblr to follow the guidelines and treat others with respect. We’re counting on you to help us keep Ribblr a safe and fun place for all crafters! 1. Navigation Let’s learn how to navigate around the co…

[anon12722758]

yeah i didn’t know

[anon12722758]

so basically i already liked around 450 posts? in your opinion do you think there should be a limit?

[ArtsAndNaps]

Yeah that should be the reason, personally I don’t mind as it definitely encouraged me to be more active so I can get at a higher level, and to stay at this level I need to remain active, I remember reaching the like limit back when I was a basic user and I probably wouldn’t be a regular/active in the community as much if there was no limit since I would have access to it all the time if that makes sense

[tygger428]

This is the first I’ve heard of it. I can imagine that the rule is in place to prevent abuse of some kind. I don’t know for sure as I have no role in making the rules here

[FayeLamb]

You learn something new everyday…

[GotenkslovesmeCraft]

I think it is good to have a limit on brand new accounts to reduce the chances of loads of spam suddenly occurring and potentiaally crashing the site for everyone if there was some kind of malicious attack but I think maybe once you get the regular level it could be unlimited as you are definitely an active user by then.

[anon12722758]

yes!

[tygger428]

Never mind. Someone already posted this information

[confetticrow]

How long did it take you??

[ArtsAndNaps]

Not that long if you check the wiki it tells you how to achieve each status since it does require you to log in a certain amount of days and remain active to keep it (only applies to regular if you’re inactive for awhile you return back to member but won’t get any lower than that) I’ll just quote it here but definitely give the wiki a look it has as lot of info packed in there

@Ribblr

- Basic user

After spending a little bit of time with us, you’ll reach a Basic user level.
By reaching a Basic user level you are granted with all our community abilities such as flagging posts, liking up to 300 posts per day, and the ability to post multiple images and links.
You will also get a bronze badge (see badges below) when you reach a Basic user level.

Become a Basic user by:

• Entering at least 5 topics
• Reading at least 30 posts
• Spending a total of 10 minutes reading posts

- Member

You’ll be promoted to a Member level after you have visited and contributed more to the community.
By reaching a Member level you are granted additional abilities.
For example - you can create group personal messages, start your own personal space, and like up to 450 posts per day.
You will get a bronze badge when you reach a Member level as well as a special graduation hat avatar flair. This will show next to your avatar when you post!

Become a Member by:

• Visiting at least 15 days (not sequentially)
• Giving at least 10 like
• Receiving at least 5 likes
• Replying to at least 3 different topics
• Entering at least 20 topics
• Reading at least 100 posts
• Spending a total of 60 minutes reading posts

- Regular

Regulars are the backbone of our community.
They are the most active users, and reliable contributors that make our community great.

By reaching a Regular level you are granted special community abilities.
You can rearrange and rename topics and like up to 600 posts per day. Posts you flag will automatically be hidden.
You will get a silver badge when you reach a Regular level, a brand new cowboy hat avatar flair, and you can use your special ‘Regular’ community level as a personal title. The title will show up on your profile and next to all your posts!

On top of that, Regulars have access to our private lounge space.

Become a Regular if in the last 100 days you:

• Visited at least 50% of days
• Replied to at least 10 different non-PM topics
• Viewed 25% of topics (capped at 500)
• Read 25% of posts (capped at 2,500)
• Received 75 likes, and given 100 likes.

You also must not have been suspended or silenced in the last 6 months or received more than 5 spam or offensive flags (with unique posts and unique users for each, confirmed by a moderator).

Please note: unlike other community levels, you can lose a Regular level if you dip below these requirements in the last 100 days, and you will be switched back to a Member level. However, there is a 4-week grace period immediately after gaining a Regular level.

- Leader

Leaders are users who have been around forever and set a positive example for the community through their actions and their posts.
You must be manually promoted to a Leader level by a community admin.
By reaching a Leader level you have the ability to edit all posts, take common topic moderator actions such as pin, close, unlist, archive, split, and merge. And there’s no like limit for Leaders.
You will get a gold badge when you reach a Leader level, the ultimate wizard hat avatar flair, and you can use your special Leader community level as a personal title.

[anoswaldoddity]

I’ve been on a Ribblr since March of 2022. I’m medically retired so so have a lot of free time. I’ve meandered all over this platform and still find something new to learn.
Since Ribblr evolves frequently there is always something new going on.
@ArtsAndNaps is correct. It’s not hard to reach a level but it does require investing time and interaction with others.
Seems like Ribblr exploded in the past 9 months or so, so definitely a lot of changes that go with new products/services with Ribblr.
I’ve enjoyed watching it grow!