spartan quilter

I am just curious. Since the new board came out, I have noticed that in each person's info, you are a junior member, senior member, super member, and I just now saw a power poster. From the numbers of posts listed, I think I have it figured out that a junior member is under 500, a senior member is under 1000, a super member is over 1000 and not sure under what, and that a power poster is over 10000. Are there other levels? Thanks in advance for any light that you can shed on this question. Like I said, I am just curious.

Sunnye

Does it make any difference?

nativetexan

i don't know either. don't really care. they will call us what they want. super, senior, etc.

Jan in VA

No, of course it doesn't matter.....but curiosity would be satisfied if we knew, now wouldn't it.

Jan in VA

Crqltr

I thought the same as you, but if you look at sunnye's post she has less than 500 and is senior. So now I don't know either!! And although it really does not matter, there must be a reason for it. Now I am curious also.

Nanamoms

I "think" I saw it posted in the rules somewhere but don't asked me where...too much info has flowed thru my brain since the new board.

gramajo

Search for the thread that was posted on here earlier. It gives the break-down of the various levels.
Junior is 100-398, Senior 399-999 & I don't remember what the rest of the numbers were.

patricej

User Titles are based on number of posts in the sections that relate to quilting.
It's our way of showing appreciation to those members who actively participate by posting the content we all look forward to reading.

Member 0 - 99
Junior Member 100 - 299
Senior Member 300 - 999
Super Member 1,000 – 9,999
Power Poster 10,000 +

grannie cheechee

And then there's Patrice. Community Manager, but it should be Super Duper CM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She either knows the answers or she knows where to find them. Thank Goodness for her!!!!!!!!!!!!!

alwayslearning

You said it!