TheSomeone
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Although I don't care for a high post count, I think bigger contributors should be differentiated. Forums that lack post count always have a weaker community.
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Axyon said:No, you misunderstand - I said that I was referring to those that maintain at least a semi-active part in the community and originate in May 2003 have the most seniority, as they've been a part of the community the longest. You're a May 2004 noob![]()
What about me motha ****.Tr0n said:I'm one of the last few 2 year vets/seniors here.![]()
*cries*
Counts for me toojabberwock95 said:Me: Senior in join date, posts with moderation.
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There should be no difference.Grey Fox said:How about get rid of post counts, of join dates. But institute costum titles. So if you are a regular you can request a custom title. That should differenciate the regulars from the newbie's.
CrazyHarij said:If you are a person contributing to the positivity of the forum it shows. Postcount or join date doesn't really matter.