OK, so I was cruising the site and in an unnamed forum, reading an unnamed thread, when I noticed the original creator of the thread was now listed as a guest.
Does this mean that user got booted from this site, or is otherwise no longer a member?

Thanks,
Chris

 

Yes,
The status of "Guest" means that the member has chosen to no longer be a part of the site.

 

There is another way this can happen.
If I were to go into my profile and use the "Delete" option to delete myself as a member, then all of my past posts will show as "Guest"
I have noticed this happen before when a member wanted to change his/her sign on name.
That member deleted the previous member name and registerd a new member name.
However, all of that persons previous posts got tagged with "Guest" after that.

Rich.

 

[quote author=RATTLINRAM link=board=2;threadid=18800;start=0#msg176381 date=1061818745]
Yes,
The status of "Guest" means that the member has chosen to no longer be a part of the site.
[/quote]

So what does it say when you get "turfed"?

 

[quote author=Jack Thorpe link=board=2;threadid=18800;start=0#msg176609 date=1061854069]
[quote author=spots link=board=2;threadid=18800;start=0#msg176608 date=1061853860]
So what does it say when you get "turfed"?
[/quote]

Nothing, you just disappear.
[/quote]



The DTR triangle.

 

do de do do do de do do.. (X files theme).

 

[quote author=Jack Thorpe link=board=2;threadid=18800;start=0#msg176616 date=1061855569]
poof!
[/quote]

 

so if you delete your name for a new one I guess you lose you original member # and post count right???
DM01

 

Not a good thing to do, it can also mess up the search engine.

If you absolutely have to have a new name, let me know I will change it for you. How does sally strike ya? ;D

 

[quote author=Lary Ellis (Top) link=board=2;threadid=18800;start=0#msg176665 date=1061862550]
How does sally strike ya? ;D
[/quote]
That sounds good on you TOP. glad you comming out of the closet
DM01