Credentials under name when posting

[alexander_TG]

Originally Posted by jkofferdahl

There are "levels" of membership. It's not a rating system, but rather just an indication of presence, and sort of archaic in a sense. I'm not sure of the exact sequence, but from 0-30 you're a "Jr. Member". Then you're a "Member". When you hit 100 posts you become a "Senior Member". I've been a Member here since 2008 but if I'd only just hit 75 posts I'd be just "Member" and not "Senior Member". At my age, I believe I've earned the title "Senior," but it only really does me any good at the grocery store.

The yellow flowers also indicate "level", or really just number of posts. I have no idea how many posts equals how many flowers, but the more posts you have the more flowers you get. Again, posting, "What a pretty flower" counts as a post just as does a long and informative narrative.

The pink flower that blooms into FS indicates that a poster is a Forum Supporter. Essentially, to get the FS flower you contribute. This Forum piggybacks on Marty's Mist King server, but there are expenses involved. I'm a supporter because this Board is important to me, and a small monthly contribution to help maintain it is gladly given. Again, though, it carries no other weight.

The name tags which carry more weight read "Moderator", "SuperModerator", and "Administrator". These are the people who post just like the rest of us, but work their butts off behind the scenes to maintain the board, and also the people who take the heat from members when things don't go our way. The extra weight their name tag carries is what they do, and about which we often don't even know, to make this a fine forum.

Thanks for that breakdown, I definitely agree that it is a great forum and there are a lot of helpful people on here that I have benefitted from several times.

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