Junior Member, Member, Senior Member...

[Clem Wixted]

... what is the criteria?

Age, length of time on the forum or number of posts?

Maybe a combination of some or all of the above?

Clem

 

[Steve Worcester]

Number of posts. Although I never looked into the actual numbers.

If age had anything to do with it, most of us would be senior members (at least according to my kids).

 

[Clem Wixted]

Thanks, Steve

I have seen some of the members with fewer posts than another and the lower number of posts is MEMBER and the higher number is JUNIOR Member?

I think they were in the "A" listings on page 2.

Clem

 

[Norm Smith]

Why, junior member, senior member. What is the poind in having rankings when most of us are senior everything. I am kinda flattered to be called junior but I think that it is silly. I hate being negative but it serves no purpose.
Norm

 

[Jeff Jilg]

I've gotten this question about 10 times privately via email. It's a default setting in the forum software. Definitions:

Junior Member: 0-29 posts
Member: 30-99 posts
Senior Member 100+ posts

and the "Moderator" classification. Also I have enough gray hair to be a senior...although some of that hair has left for greener pastures.

 

[Jeff Jilg]

Also, if you accidently post twice I think you can nuke your own post. If not you can always ask Steve or myself and we'll nuke posting for you.

 

[Steve Worcester]

I nuked them. Point of habit for house keepings sake