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To become a homework helper or science advisor, consistent contributions of helpful and accurate answers, along with a positive attitude, are essential. Members are encouraged not to feel discouraged if they feel overlooked for recognition, as awards can sometimes lag behind due to human oversight. It's important to actively seek consideration for awards if deserving. Additionally, maintaining a high standard of quality in posts is crucial, as poor contributions can lead to the loss of medals and even bans from the community. Overall, engagement and quality are key factors in gaining recognition as a valuable member.
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But how does one become a homework helper or science advisor?
 
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leright said:
But how does one become a homework helper or science advisor?
The mentors discuss the contributions of members that consistently provide helpful, accurate answers, and with a good attitude.

Don't get discouraged if you think you have been overlooked and don't hesitate to ask if you think you should be considered. We get behind in awarding medals and sometimes some very good people get overlooked, sometimes because we all thought they had medals already because they were so good. (hey, we're only human). :redface:
 
Thanks evo. I will try to give more helpful advice.
 
I always wondered what these things were doing under my name. They just showed up one day, so I figured 'I dun good'.
 
Too many bad posts and they start taking away your medals. See how I'm no longer gold? After that they ban you!
 
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Too many bad posts and they start taking away your medals. See how I'm no longer gold? After that they ban you!

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