Jr member, member, Sr member
#1
Registered User
Thread Starter
Jr member, member, Sr member
I've been actively looking at this site for a couple of years and became a member where I could post questions and provide prevelant (at least in my mind) responses in Jan 04. This whole site rocks and the people are great. The amount and of information is overwhelming at times, but is presented well and the folks providing it go out of their way to lend a hand. Kudo's to everyone, but my hat off to Shovelhead and all the others behind the scenes that make this happen!! It almost seems as an extended family with personalities of the members making themselves known over time.
Now the question, what formula is used to determine a members status (Junior, Member, Senior) ? Just curious
Now the question, what formula is used to determine a members status (Junior, Member, Senior) ? Just curious
#4
Registered User
Thread Starter
I forgot to give a special thanks to TOP (Larry Ellis) for all his efforts as well.
I thought post counts had a play in determining the title but how many posts equal which level? If you think unscrupulous folks will just continually post things like
pm me. Just call me curious.
Dave
I thought post counts had a play in determining the title but how many posts equal which level? If you think unscrupulous folks will just continually post things like
pm me. Just call me curious.
Dave
#6
Administrator / Scooter Bum
I appreciate the recognition Zookeeper.
Kudos to Jack Thorpe who has pretty much single-handedly funded and WebMastered the existance of this site on the 'Net.
I'm one small player on a great team of Administrators and Moderators that try to keep this site growing without losing the "Family" atmosphere.
Also gotta give props to the very knowledgable members of our site who helps us help you.
We are all members of the DTR family.
Kudos to Jack Thorpe who has pretty much single-handedly funded and WebMastered the existance of this site on the 'Net.
I'm one small player on a great team of Administrators and Moderators that try to keep this site growing without losing the "Family" atmosphere.
Also gotta give props to the very knowledgable members of our site who helps us help you.
We are all members of the DTR family.
#7
Thanks Dave It is the quality of our membership that really keeps things moving along smoothly here. Good people make it easy to do our jobs and concentrate on trying to bring in more information, instead of policing a lot of bickering in the threads.
Trending Topics
#8
Registered User
Thread Starter
I know I missed a lot of other folks that make this the great site it is. My apologies to those folks. Can't believe I forgot to mention Jack (Hope all is back to normal with your dog ). Keep up the great site. BTW a donation for the server will be heading your way in the near future. I figure I've saved at least 3 hours labor charges from advice received from this site on just my starter issues alone (replaced contacts). Of course if I were to offset that against the costs of the BOMBing done to date and I'll never be in the black
#9
Administrator
Frivolous posting is usually in the "other" section, so it doesn't count as a post.
The other sections are usually helpful posts, so they count.
Most around here don't care about post counts anyway, unlike some other boards
phox
The other sections are usually helpful posts, so they count.
Most around here don't care about post counts anyway, unlike some other boards
phox
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
stirpicult
12 Valve Engine and Drivetrain
9
09-14-2007 12:41 PM
Big Joe
Suggestions, Comments and Site Questions
8
07-01-2005 04:34 PM