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11-07-00 03:37 PM #1
- Join Date
- Sep 2000
- Location
- NYC
What is the break down of membership levels - I guess after 10 - I got to be a member and not a rookie - if this info is on here somewhere - just tell me where to find it...
and thanx!!!"Live to ride. Ride to live."
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11-07-00 03:45 PM #2
Harley:
We don't have "rookies" perse. We only have "New Members". I've never understood why people should be thought of as inferior because they are new.
Anyway, here's the breakdown:
New Member - Minimum Posts: 0
Member- Minimum Posts: 10
Senior Member- Minimum Posts: 150
Forum Regular- Minimum Posts: 250
Addicted Member- Minimum Posts: 400
Additionally, you can choose your own title after you hit 400 posts. Like I have "Web Servant". It can be whatever you want, but it has to be one or two short words.
New ranks can be added at any time, as more people get more posts, I'll add some more higher ones.
-jim"The only thing I know about baseball is that whatever the manager does is wrong" - Moe
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11-07-00 03:50 PM #3
- Join Date
- Sep 2000
- Location
- NYC
I have never felt inferior but you would be surprised on other sites - so I will say it again - thanks for having probably the friendliest forum I have seen !!!
"Live to ride. Ride to live."
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11-07-00 04:01 PM #4Originally posted by harley
you would be surprised on other sites
We're all Yankee fans. As far as I'm concerned, that's the only status you should need. I'd rather encourage participation and congratulate members by giving them the ability to be called whatever they want at a certain level. Statuses should be for fun, and not to designate ranks.
It's hard enough to get noticed when you join a community - there's no reason to add the extra feeling of inferiority by calling someone a "rookie". I have trouble calling someone who may have been a Yankee fan for 25 years, and has participated in many messageboards a "rookie" simply because they are new.
I hope that makes sense, it's just a little bit of my management theory - and is largely responsible for the success of this site.
I'm glad you feel comfortable here - one of my main goals is making sure everyone is comfortable here.
-jim
PS: You're welcome"The only thing I know about baseball is that whatever the manager does is wrong" - Moe
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11-07-00 04:56 PM #5
Jim, just as I already suspected, you're a peach of a guy!
Rita"Be the change you want to see in the world." -- Mahatma Gandhi
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11-07-00 05:24 PM #6
- Join Date
- Sep 2000
- Location
- NYC
So Jim, what do you want for Christmas???!!!
"Live to ride. Ride to live."
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