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warren · #1 10-25-2007

how the hell do i become more than just a newcomer ???

howard_hopkinso · #2 10-25-2007

Hello and welcome to Techspot.

You`ll find the answer to that, plus a lot more, in the links below.

Techspot FAQ.

A message for all newcomers.

SNGX1275`s A guide to making a good post/thread.

Thanks.

Please post any questions/problems you may have, in the appropriate [COLOR="DarkOrange"]Forums[/COLOR].<<Click the link for a list of our forums.

Regards Howard

Finchy · #3 10-25-2007

Just get at least 50 posts
Just make them good ones, don't do what i did when i first came here, posting rubbish that was contributing nothing

midnight_aaron · #4 10-25-2007

Post more like im trying to do!! ;D lol

beef_jerky4104 · #5 10-29-2007

I did the same thing Finchy, just reply to any and every thread even if you added something already addressed or unhelpful.

SNGX1275 · #6 10-30-2007

I don't think he's ever going to make it. His last post was 4 days ago, and prior to that he was posting pretty often. Plus what kind of newb asks 'how the hell'? when discussing 'rank' on a forum.

God Of Mana · #7 10-30-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fourms Guidelines

First titles given to users are managed by the forum software and are based on your post count:

Newcomer in training: Self-explanatory.

TechSpot Member: Registered members with 50+ posts.

TechSpot Enthusiast: Registered members with 350+ posts.

TechSpot Booster: Registered members with 600+ posts.

TechSpot Addict: Registered members with 950+ posts.

TechSpot Maniac: Registered members with 1400+ posts.

TechSpot Guru: Registered members with 2000+ posts.

TechSpot Evangelist: Registered members with 3000+ posts.

This second tier of user titles is given manually:

TechSpot Paladin: “A strong supporter or defender of a cause”. In order to qualify for the Paladin title, a user must have been registered to the forums for at least 1 year and must have remained in good standing. It’s not guaranteed you will be given the Paladin title by just fulfilling these requirements however.

TechSpot Chancellor: In order to qualify for this title, the user must have been registered to the forums for at least 2 years and must have remained in good standing. It’s not guaranteed you will be given the Chancellor title by just fulfilling these requirements however.

TechSpot Ambassador: In order to qualify for this title, a user must have been registered to the forums for at least 3 years and must have remained in good standing. It’s not guaranteed you will be given the Ambassador title by just fulfilling these requirements however.

TS Special Forces, TechSpot Elite: These titles are reserved for our board moderators and staff members, respectively. Whenever you come across members designated with either title, you should know they are authorities within the site and should be treated with respect. Moderators keep the boards clean from spammers, and otherwise undesired users. Staff members are those editors and admins who help keep the site up to date on a daily basis. Feel free to bring any administrative questions to our attention in the Site Feedback forum, we will be glad to help.

Hope this helps!

Lokalaskurar · #8 03-06-2011

Um... Mr. God of Mana, I think something's a bit iffy with your list, as I'm a TechSpot Enthusiast member, and I have only about 164 posts, way below 350+...

mailpup · #9 03-06-2011

That's because the number of qualifying posts for each title was changed maybe a year or so ago. Keep in mind this thread is close to 3.5 years old.

For the current list and number of posts required for each, see here: http://www.techspot.com/vb-faq.html

Lokalaskurar · #10 03-07-2011

I see, good point.

Zen · #11 04-09-2011

Even though this topic area is very old, I would personally like to point something out to the original poster, if he's even still around!?!

Remember my friend, it's not about the destination or what rank you are on a forum, it's more so about the journey, not the destination!

I may just be talking to the wind here seeing this thing is so old, but just chill out, relax and enjoy the brother & sisterhood here. And don't worry yourself about fancy titles by your forum name!

Journey = Priceless

Fancy rank title = No more journey

red1776 · #12 04-09-2011

Quote:

Journey = Priceless

Fancy rank title = No more journey

...for everything else, there is Mastercard

Welcome to Techspot.

abe10tiger · #13 04-11-2011

I was wondering my self... how do you get those fancy ranks? Like ruler of the universe? Lol, really curious. :P

Arris · #14 04-11-2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by abe10tiger

I was wondering my self... how do you get those fancy ranks? Like ruler of the universe? Lol, really curious. :P

Above a certain rank and/or length of service they enabled the ability to edit your own custom title

red1776 · #15 04-11-2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by abe10tiger

I was wondering my self... how do you get those fancy ranks? Like ruler of the universe? Lol, really curious. :P

That OROTU to you Abe

I think its two years in good standing and 3000+ posts if memory serves. I think the custom title option is at the discretion of management. This is from memory so grain of salt thing.

abe10tiger · #16 04-12-2011

Quote:

Above a certain rank and/or length of service they enabled the ability to edit your own custom title

Gotta get to work then! I have a title in mind, :P (still a long way though)

Quote:

That OROTU to you Abe
I think its two years in good standing and 3000+ posts if memory serves. I think the custom title option is at the discretion of management. This is from memory so grain of salt thing.

Speaking of ruler of the universe, when I wrote that, I was thinking of a dude who has that title! I couldn't remember though until you replied here. So it was you.

Matthew · #17 04-12-2011

Just to confirm Red's post, folks registered for 2+ years with 3,000+ posts get the ability to set a custom title. Sometimes we flip the switch early for highly active members who eat all their vegetables and play nice with other kids in the sandbox. See the bottom of this page for more information: http://www.techspot.com/vb-faq.html

Brucew0617 · #18 04-12-2011

OK, I am a newbie, but I will try best to live in this forum.

ravisunny2 · #19 04-13-2011

You can get detailed information here

http://www.techspot.com/vb-faq.html

Basically there are two tiers

1) Automatic Updation of Title based upon the number of posts

2) A tier of titles given manually on a per-user basis, usually based on merit and seniority.

Do note the following for the second tier:

a) The member must have remained in good standing for a specified period of time

b) It is not guaranteed you will be given the title by just fulfilling the basic requirements.

If a person gets banned (for any reason whatsoever), he can say goodbye to the good standing.

abe10tiger · #20 04-13-2011

Quote:

If a person gets banned (for any reason whatsoever), he can say goodbye to the good standing.

All that hard work will just go down the dump... I better be a good boy then.

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