I have been a member for three years. It still shows me as a new member.How does that work?
How long will I be a new member?
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Down4Adive
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It is how many posts you make. I think if you search "status stars" it explains it in one of the threads, or you can find it in general forum FAQ.
0 - 24 : New Member
25 - 49: Junior Member
50 - 499: Regular Member
500 - 999: Senior Member
1,000 - 4999: ScubaBoard Veteran
5,000+: ScubaBoard Guru
0 - 24 : New Member
25 - 49: Junior Member
50 - 499: Regular Member
500 - 999: Senior Member
1,000 - 4999: ScubaBoard Veteran
5,000+: ScubaBoard Guru
OP
I see the nonsense treads to boost post numbers. I would rather it just had me as an instructor. Thanks for the reply
Down4Adive
Guest
I am new so I could be way off but I don't think it is intended to show any kind of experience or how long somebody has been a member. It is more about how "addicted" to the board a person is. I would say that join date jan 2005 and 500+ logged dives speaks for itself. I do see your point though. Glad I could help.
If you are an Instructor, you can sign ip for an Instructor badge here: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/profile.php?do=editusergroups
OP
Thanks, It only took on click. I have been hesitant to post being identified as a new member. I am more of a reader than a poster.
Thanks Again.
Thanks Again.
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