Understanding the Value Score
Connector's Value Score employs a proprietary algorithm designed to minimize the likelihood of immediate spam responses for both inbound and outbound connections. A higher Value Score indicates a greater likelihood of genuine connections, as it signifies commonalities between you and your connections, streamlining introductions and subsequent conversations. Additionally, by considering user activity, including reports of spamming, connections with very low Value Scores are likely to offer less benefit.
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