What does the number in the parenthesis mean on mylot.

Thanks for starting this discussion, it answered a lot of my questions. I also got some strange numbers close to the nickname and I guess it's posts per day or something but I was inactive in 6 month so it will be hard to have any good statistic here, haha.

That is the number of posts or replies. It a post of yours is deleted, the number is smaller, of course. Many newbies don´t read the site´s rules and have many of their posts deleted. Check the rules and it will grow. Have a nice day and welcome

Hi friend, The number in the parenthesis refers to the "number of posts" you make per day.For you the number decreased because you have made posts in such a way that they were violating the rules of mylot site because of that mylot admin would deleted your discussions and the number hs been dropped from 20 to 3.Be careful while starting or responding to a new discussion because every day the admin traces out the new created discussion or responses and increase your earnings.For me too,some times it happens.There is nothing to worry about it. Have a nice day

The number in parenthesis is how many posts you have submitted. If your posts change drastically, it is because you posted on a discussions that hav broken the rules, so mylot deleted them. There are rules and guidelines that we all have to read first before we start posting. I have had the same thing happen to me, as my number didn't change because I posted to a discussion that got deleted. Also, if you started a discussion that broke the rulse, it was deleted and all the responses to it as well. I am just learning about all this myself, so just hand in there and you will evemtually build it back up. I has happened to lots of others as well. And you have to make sure that our posts stick to the topic, and not post just anyting to get by. My posts soemtimes aren't all that great either as you can tell by my rank lol. I am hanging in there though and just keep doing the best I can.

I hope that someone answers this post!! I have wondered the same question!!