[jan1024188]

for now i saw so many profiles of different people....but i newer saw other than

is not a member of any public groups

what are these public groups?
where can i find that?on this forums?
how to become member???

[bigtomrodney]

I don't think we use that function here, It's just a part of vBulletin. I'm not a member of any...

[jan1024188]

well i there is no function like that here.....why do we have "group memberships" in our profiles?

[bigtomrodney]

Maybe someone else can answer better than me, but I think it is a feature of the forum software that we just don't implement here.

[Tim_Wright]

It would be good if it was implimented. Mabey if you upgrade the forums you would include that feature?

Tim

[ozar]

Here's a previous thread about this:

http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/com...mberships.html

So far as I know, Core Wizard has no plans to setup any custom groups.

[Tim_Wright]

Im going to assume core wizard owns this forum?

Tim

[ozar]

Originally Posted by Tim_Wright

Im going to assume core wizard owns this forum?

Tim

Yes, that's correct.

[Santa's little helper]

Originally Posted by bigtomrodney

Maybe someone else can answer better than me, but I think it is a feature of the forum software that we just don't implement here.

Still , out of curiosity , how do they work and what purpose do they serve ?

[ozar]

Originally Posted by Santa's little helper

Still , out of curiosity , how do they work and what purpose do they serve ?

Here's the vBulletin link from the manual explaining usergroups. You can dig down to get additional information about custom usergroups:

http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/usergroups