Silly Question, but.....

[Scubagirlfl]

How do you change the information under your username, ie I'm a "new member" ,others say "regular member", "senior member"., "going broke fast" etc.?

TIA!

 

[El Orans]

The easiest way would be to Support SB & Go Red.

 

[Marvel]

LOL! El Orans is right! Supporting members can create a custom description for themselves. Other than that, your status will change based on post count (you will change to a regular member when you have posted a set number of times) or if you opt in to some forums. Examples: Joining Singles or Solo forums will change your description to Single Diver or Solo Diver.

 

[El Orans]

Examples: Joining Singles or Solo forums will change your description to Single Diver or Solo Diver.

You can find all available group memberships here: Group Preferences. Once you're part of a group you can choose to let your User Title reflect that fact.

This link will tell you the number of posts you need for one of the generic User Titles: FAQ - User Title

 

[Sasquatch]

2 questions:

1. How are the exceptions to these rules allowed?

and

2. Do supporting members HAVE to be in red?

 

[El Orans]

1. How are the exceptions to these rules allowed?

What exceptions?

2. Do supporting members HAVE to be in red?

See post #4.

 

[Sasquatch]

Oh, there are many exceptions here and there. No big deal I was just curious. I suppose the answer to my second Q would be "yes", thanks.

 

[El Orans]

I suppose the answer to my second Q would be "yes", thanks.

Actually, the answer to your second question is "Only if you want to."

Example: I belong to several groups. But the one I'm using is the Board Guide group.

 

[deeper thoughts]

We have a dive next week if your interested scubagirlfl

 

[DandyDon]

How do you change the information under your username, ie I'm a "new member" ,others say "regular member", "senior member"., "going broke fast" etc.?

TIA!

You are allowed 4 lines in your Sig. Skip one, then say something profound on the next two. :14: