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Query: Post and Member numbers

Umbran

Mod Squad
Staff member
Supporter
Just curious - I see you folks managed to stop reporting member numbers. Any reason why you're still reporting number of posts?
 

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Piratecat

Sesquipedalian
You can see a person's user number by holding the cursor over their Profile button. The user number will appear in the status bar at the bottom of your browser.

Ahh, elitism, how I've missed you! :D
 

graydoom

First Post
Yay! Go elitism! And go my much lower member number! Though be sad for the loss of my ~800 posts, though some had tons more.

:D :D
 

Wicht

Hero
Hey thanks PC - I was wondering how we went about doing that :)

Heh - I lost over 3000 posts but I figure I can hit it again in at least 6 months ;)
 

graydoom

First Post
Wicht, right now I'm posting as much as I can :). I want to get back over 100 at least.
 

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Darkness

Hand and Eye of Piratecat [Moderator]
Member number is an inborn quality, much like ability scores (and even harder to change than those).
Post count is an acquired quantity, like XP or perhaps skills; you just pick them up along the way.

Neither says much about a member's "worth..." :)
 

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Piratecat

Sesquipedalian
Wicht is right about spamming. Remember, folks, quality not quantity... or we'll just turn off the post count altogether. :)
 

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