Since I know you're very engaged in your social postings @cindycapo I'd just have to conclude that today's 78 or 79 is what used to be an 80. And I'd take into account what @TylerSi told us about older signals having less of an impact on scores over time. I wonder if we know anyone whose score isn't facing a slow, steady decline over time. There seems to be a trend for many loyal Klout users, but then we might also think that those whose scores are ticking up may not be saying anything about that. (Quickly, for everyone in the very high score range (77+): is your score closer to its 90-day high or its 90-day low?) @TylerSi I love your insights. I'd note that the expected daily score volatility at Klout ~ 60 is going to be much higher than it is for Klout ~ 80. Super high scores are normally much more stable than mid-range scores are. High scores usually vary less than 0.04 in a day, with exceptions, while a much larger swing is very common for a mid-range score. That said, I'd agree that it's not valuable to over analyze a specific score blip for a high score member, but it's interesting when it happens to a lot of high-score accounts all at the same time, which has happened a few times. As for achieving a higher score, big picture, I'd say try to see what's being recognized in the algo for people with higher scores like @edaccessible, while noting the general score trend for superstars like him.
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