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What about after 10000 posts and what are those tiny green suare boxex that we see at the bottom of post counts
how about:
0-50 posts: newbie
50-250 posts: member
250-500 posts: bright spark
500-750 posts: clever clogs
750-1000 posts: genius
1000-1500 posts: supergenius
1500-2000 posts: mighty intellect
2000-2500 posts: knows too much
2500-3500 posts: knows no bounds
3500-4500 posts: ponderous intellect
4500-7500 posts: steven hawking's tutor and hero
7500-10,000 posts: running out of ranks (i always liked that one)
10,000 + posts: don't bother arguing. I KNOW.
0-50 posts: newbie
50-250 posts: member
250-500 posts: bright spark
500-750 posts: clever clogs
750-1000 posts: genius
1000-1500 posts: supergenius
1500-2000 posts: mighty intellect
2000-2500 posts: knows too much
2500-3500 posts: knows no bounds
3500-4500 posts: ponderous intellect
4500-7500 posts: steven hawking's tutor and hero
7500-10,000 posts: running out of ranks (i always liked that one)
10,000 + posts: don't bother arguing. I KNOW.
the problem with the old system was that it didnt make much sense. For instance you became master yoda after only a few posts, whereas it started to question your sanity at a few thousand. And Andem has the honour of being the one who controls the system. no need to get freaky cos he changes it. he's now allowed us the chance to suggest alternatives.
0-50 posts: virus
50-100 posts: bacterium
100-250 posts: amoeba
250-500 posts: plankton
500-1000 posts: krill
750-1000 posts: fish
1500-2000 posts: shark
2000-3000 posts: orca
3000-4000 posts: beluga
4000-5000 posts: humpback
5000-10,000 posts: kraken
50-100 posts: bacterium
100-250 posts: amoeba
250-500 posts: plankton
500-1000 posts: krill
750-1000 posts: fish
1500-2000 posts: shark
2000-3000 posts: orca
3000-4000 posts: beluga
4000-5000 posts: humpback
5000-10,000 posts: kraken
hey, while we're on the subject of membership status.... someone just brought up an old post, from a member named steveinBC, that's over a year old. SteveinBC has 9 posts to his id, and shows as new member because of it. I'm thinking he's not a new member. lol.
Is there a way to turn someone's status to 'inactive member' if they don't post for a certain amount of time, say a month? Once they come back, of course their post number can dictate their new status (so you don't lose your ranking by going away for the summer or something), but, it just seems like it would make sense.
just a thought.
Is there a way to turn someone's status to 'inactive member' if they don't post for a certain amount of time, say a month? Once they come back, of course their post number can dictate their new status (so you don't lose your ranking by going away for the summer or something), but, it just seems like it would make sense.
just a thought.
u can get info on how active people have been in their profile. I think the ranking system should just be a bit of fun
I have notice some or the other time number of post automaticaly decline from X to X-5 for example from 110 to 105 or 509 to 503 what is the reason for the same , I am entitle to ask this.....
That's because you keep on making one liner posts one after another.. I eventually merge your continuous posts.
Well we have some varied opinions on ranking so far. We should probably let this thread continue for a while and then pool all of the suggestions.
Could rank people's post sums by Chess pieces (or Stratego pieces). Kings and queens with thousands, and pawns with few posts sorta thing. Or big sea critters and little sea critters. Or land critters.
I made a suggestion that works through sea-critters, from virus and bacteria up to kraken
I do like the sea critter idea:
0-50 posts: virus
50-100 posts: bacterium
100-250 posts: amoeba
250-500 posts: plankton
500-1000 posts: krill
750-1000 posts: fish
1500-2000 posts: shark
2000-3000 posts: orca
3000-4000 posts: beluga
4000-5000 posts: humpback
5000-10,000 posts: kraken
Let's see if we can come up with anything else and then we'll run a poll.
0-50 posts: virus
50-100 posts: bacterium
100-250 posts: amoeba
250-500 posts: plankton
500-1000 posts: krill
750-1000 posts: fish
1500-2000 posts: shark
2000-3000 posts: orca
3000-4000 posts: beluga
4000-5000 posts: humpback
5000-10,000 posts: kraken
Let's see if we can come up with anything else and then we'll run a poll.