I keep seeing posts with "member", "full member", "senior member" etc. What deterrmines these designations? I have been curious for some time and I don't seem to find the answer in either knowledge base or information.
This question is real important (tongue in cheek).
Dave
Dave, I think it's based on your activity level. I see you have a second tree, now, so you might want to look around and see if there is something you haven't seen before.
It also says you are a "full" member, so you've either already had your Thanksgiving dinner, or you've reached some sort of a milestone. :)
I thought that full member meant you had made enough posts that everyone knew you were "full of it". Senior members must be the really old guys. :D
What about Senior memberx2? Does that mean they are so full of it that is's oozing out all over?
DanG,
Wish you hadn't mentioned the trees. That makes me curious too. Are those for how many different boards you post to?
Dave
member = member
full member = 50 posts
full member x 2 = 100 posts
I don't know what it takes to be "senior"
old age and the first invitation from the AARP :D :D :D lw
i believe 200 make you a senior member. ;D
When we moved here, one day the kids wanted me to take them to the store. It is only about two miles away. I gave them some money and encouraged them to walk, or ride their bikes. Told them how I used to walk to the store. The oldest said "But dad, that was in the horse and buggy days!" You think they were implying that I was old?
Yup! :D
QuoteThe oldest said "But dad, that was in the horse and buggy days!" You think they were implying that I was old?
Or that you were Amish.
C
or maybe both ;D
I threateded to whup em. And they ran out the door laughing. Later I'll tell you about anuther time I threatened to whup em. Got to go eat turkey now!!!!!!!!!!!!