Experience points does not define how good you are.

Question

I'll probably get bashed for this. The amount of xp largely depends on the amount of time you commit to sololearn. So I'd say don't be intimidated by the amount of XP someone has. We are all learners and can all learn from each other.

Answer 1

I completely agree!

Answer 2

XP doesn't tell the whole story. A person could spend all day on sololearn answering questions, getting up votes and raking in the xp.

On the other hand, another member may spend all day working on their laptop/pc, working on projects and not receive any xp at all.

Comparing their xp scores would suggest one is better than the other, but it's not necessarily correct.

Xp is just a bit of fun. I try not to get caught up in it too much as it's a distraction.

Answer 3

The only reason you'll get bashed for this is because you were stating the obvious. :P

Answer 4

lol codes quality tell

Answer 5

Agreed 👍

Answer 6

Agree!!! 👍

Answer 7

Good point mate!

Answer 8

XP means nothing

Answer 9

** Repeated Post **

Answer 10

XP doesn't give knowledge until you put it in practice what did you learn.

Answer 11

Great advice👏👏👏
thanks my I completely agree

Answer 12

Sure, it doesn't, but it does show how hard you have worked here....

Answer 13

I see the word "xp" everyday but today I knew what is it😂😂😂 but I'm not interested in someone's xp

Answer 14

it was really great advice.its most useful problem solving skills.understand the situation.we get solutions to problems.

Answer 15

thats true men!

Answer 16

XP = Microsoft Windows Software Rage

Answer 17

content is imp..

Answer 18

Especially in challenges my record is utterly impressive😂

Answer 19

@Daniel Jago OMG. These challenges need more tuning. Most people start out like you and end up winning all of them because they've crammed all the answers over time

Answer 20

I feel if the results would be the equivalent of if I was a poker player or boxer I would throw in the towel before I start