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- Oct 12, 2015
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Sorry if asked before..
Where can i check my posts count?
Want to upgrade to Jr.vip
Thanks
Where can i check my posts count?
Want to upgrade to Jr.vip
Thanks
The number of "messages" you have is your post count.
Right now you have 48.
52 more messages to go until you can upgrade to Jr. VIP.
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Haha Lol...
The number of "messages" you have is your post count.
Right now you have 48.
52 more messages to go until you can upgrade to Jr. VIP.
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There are membership levels beyond a "regular member". Power member is the next step as far as the yellow membership levels are concerned.I want to know about power member it is not paid membership and i am not finding it free membership list so how can one member achieve this?
Just curious. Why do some Jr. VIPs have Premium Member written under their blue banner while others do not?There are membership levels beyond a "regular member". Power member is the next step as far as the yellow membership levels are concerned.
At one point in time, there was once an "Ultimate Member" status once you reached 2,000 posts, but it was removed at some point in the past. If I recall correctly, it was removed around 2012.
- Newbie: 0 posts
- Newbie+: 15 posts
- Registered Member: 50 posts
- Junior Member: 100 posts
- Regular Member: 200 posts
- Power Member: 500 posts.
- Senior Member: 800 posts
- Supreme Member: 1,200 posts
- Elite Member: 1,600 posts.
Honestly, I'm not sure. I think it was an issue that developed when the profiles were switched over to the Xenforo forum. I remember some of the Jr. VIPs were even lacking the blue banner for a while (Oh, and let's not forget the funny username colour that made them look like Jr. ExecsJust curious. Why do some Jr. VIPs have Premium Member written under their blue banner while others do not?
Thanks for the detailed answerHonestly, I'm not sure. I think it was an issue that developed when the profiles were switched over to the Xenforo forum. I remember some of the Jr. VIPs were even lacking the blue banner for a while (Oh, and let's not forget the funny username colour that made them look like Jr. Execs). Here's an image I quickly put together at the time showing what that looked like.
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Anyway, technically all Jr. VIPs are premium member, so they should all have that tag under their Jr. VIP banner. Though the problem isn't just limited to the premium member tag. If you look at some of the moderator profiles, there are a few of them who are actually missing the "Moderator" tag!![]()
i think the funny Jr. VIP colours were only like that for a week before they got corrected.Thanks for the detailed answer. I didn't notice the color differences.
Haha, yeah, I remember getting excited about receiving a new star or my stars changing from blue to green and then to red.@Zwielicht
I kind of liked the way the old tags looked myself. I kind of liked the stars out to the side of the names. It was almost like winning the lottery when you made a post and your stars changed colors.![]()
There are membership levels beyond a "regular member". Power member is the next step as far as the yellow membership levels are concerned.
At one point in time, there was once an "Ultimate Member" status once you reached 2,000 posts, but it was removed at some point in the past. If I recall correctly, it was removed around 2012.
- Newbie: 0 posts
- Newbie+: 15 posts
- Registered Member: 50 posts
- Junior Member: 100 posts
- Regular Member: 200 posts
- Power Member: 500 posts.
- Senior Member: 800 posts
- Supreme Member: 1,200 posts
- Elite Member: 1,600 posts.
I'm finally a JuniorJunior VIP see you soon!
There are membership levels beyond a "regular member". Power member is the next step as far as the yellow membership levels are concerned.
At one point in time, there was once an "Ultimate Member" status once you reached 2,000 posts, but it was removed at some point in the past. If I recall correctly, it was removed around 2012.
- Newbie: 0 posts
- Newbie+: 15 posts
- Registered Member: 50 posts
- Junior Member: 100 posts
- Regular Member: 200 posts
- Power Member: 500 posts.
- Senior Member: 800 posts
- Supreme Member: 1,200 posts
- Elite Member: 1,600 posts.
theres a bit missing zw. here ill do it
- Newbie: 0 posts
- Newbie+: 15 posts
- Registered Member: 50 posts
- Junior Member: 100 posts
- Regular Member: 200 posts
- Power Member: 500 posts.
- Senior Member: 800 posts
- Supreme Member: 1,200 posts
- Elite Member: 1,600 posts.
- No Life Should Get Out More: 10k+
I still believe that these levels should be based on the amount of "likes received" rather than posts. There are senior/supreme members running around without any added value and newbies can mistake them for people who actually have a clue about what they are saying. I would also maybe consider the age of the account itself. Spamming 1200 posts in 2 months is not that hard really and if that makes seomeone "elite member", then oh well... Doubt this will change, but just saying it would help with the transparency and less people ripped off.