Author Topic: Junior Member vs. Full Member  (Read 4848 times)

Theo113

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Junior Member vs. Full Member
« on: April 21, 2021, 16:16:13 »
I noticed I am described as a Junior member.  I don't see that designation,  I see associate and full.  Sorry if I missed something here but I have not intended to be other than a full member.  Comment or direction is appreciated.  Thanks

Peter

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Re: Junior Member vs. Full Member
« Reply #1 on: April 21, 2021, 16:19:28 »
 Theo113

    Full Member   

    but: Junior Level
   
Peter

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Re: Junior Member vs. Full Member
« Reply #2 on: April 21, 2021, 16:20:38 »
You are a full member, junior level. Once you pass 50 posts, you become a full member, regular level. Then senior, silver, gold, platinum, possibly more! As you gain in grades, you may gain in (moral and/or technical) authority, but there is no command and control structure (except for a few not too nasty board members) :D

The race is on  8)
« Last Edit: April 21, 2021, 16:26:16 by FGN59 »
François

1994 Toyota Land Cruiser SW HDJ80 4.2L diesel
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1969 280SL US specs, 4-speed manual, beige-grey (726H), parchment leather
1962 Jaguar MK2 3.8L (4.2L XJ6 engine), black, tan leather interior
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MikeSimon

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Re: Junior Member vs. Full Member
« Reply #3 on: April 24, 2021, 23:27:50 »
..with an easy trick! That's how I made Platinum level! 8) :o ;D
1970/71 280SL Automatic
Sandy Beige
Parchment Leather
Power Steering
Automatic
Hardtop
Heated Tinted Rear Window
German specs
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Garry

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Re: Junior Member vs. Full Member
« Reply #4 on: April 25, 2021, 00:48:55 »
Mike,


 And then a moderator does this trick.
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1965 MB 230SL Auto RHD Lt Blue 334G, Top 350H, Tourist Delivery.
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Re: Junior Member vs. Full Member
« Reply #5 on: April 25, 2021, 14:54:57 »
So, did my post count go back??
1970/71 280SL Automatic
Sandy Beige
Parchment Leather
Power Steering
Automatic
Hardtop
Heated Tinted Rear Window
German specs
3rd owner

mdsalemi

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Re: Junior Member vs. Full Member
« Reply #6 on: April 28, 2021, 15:41:12 »
Our group, club and forums survive--or more accurately thrive--with consistent contributions. Those who contribute help the overall process. With no contributions, there is no forum, and no forum, we may as well disappear.

So--there is a reward (it's what we call in English, an "attaboy" or a pat on the back) where the contributions are rewarded. I don't know anyone (with the possible exception so discussed here with Mike Simon  ;)) who tries to just gain prominence by posting; it's an organic thing that happens over time by people who come to the site regularly, read the posts, share their own experience and continue to do that.

We have a large number of people--both full and associate members--who have never made a single post! Not even one to introduce themselves or tell us about their car, their interest in one, or similar.

Despite the reference to precious metal (gold silver etc) there's no monetary value in such designation...
Michael Salemi
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