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I was searching this category of threads to find the answer, went back almost two years and gave up searching for the answer. I personally don't mind the rankings I ...
- 03-02-2008 #1
How do the post count rankings break down?
I was searching this category of threads to find the answer, went back almost two years and gave up searching for the answer. I personally don't mind the rankings I have. The member since date is listed right below the rankings. And I am all over the Coffee Lounge so much that pretty much everyone knows me. HAHA.... I love it because I can chat Linux there and it doesn't look like I am just trying to rack up my post count. Anyway, how do they break down?
0-150 = Just Joined
151-300 = Linux Newbie
ect, ect??Using Linux since June 2007
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SPECS: AMD Atholon 64 X2 5400+, 2GB RAM, GeForce 8800 GTS
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- 03-02-2008 #2
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...-rankings.html
Coffee lounge posts used to count, that was before my time though.I do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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- 03-02-2008 #3Using Linux since June 2007
Distros: Mint 12
SPECS: AMD Atholon 64 X2 5400+, 2GB RAM, GeForce 8800 GTS
When your whole life is on one computer, servers and all, choose stability over anything else.
- 03-02-2008 #4Linux Guru
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Post count doesn't really mean anything SkittleLinux, in fact we've discussed removing it many times. For that reason alone I wouldn't worry about it

Posting more doesn't make you more or less experienced and it doesn't count for much at all. In fact we used to have penguins beside our name for the rating you had, but that just encouraged non-productive posting.
- 03-02-2008 #5
Oh I totally agree with you! I really wasn't bothered by it at all. Any jokes I have made about it in the past were just to be funny. I was just curious because I would like to get rid of the Just Joined. Only because I think that reflects a site seniority, and I definitely did not just join. But even that isn't a big deal because the "Member Since" is listed right below and my signature has the date I started using Linux.
So right on, I totally agree!!Using Linux since June 2007
Distros: Mint 12
SPECS: AMD Atholon 64 X2 5400+, 2GB RAM, GeForce 8800 GTS
When your whole life is on one computer, servers and all, choose stability over anything else.
- 03-03-2008 #6
couldnt there be a rating system where you "thank" the other person for helping you, and their thank count goes up.so you know whos helped out alot.
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- 03-03-2008 #7
- 03-03-2008 #8Linux Engineer
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I kind of remember something where that was tried a while back. Seemed to me like it wasn't used too incredibly much.
- 03-04-2008 #9Registered Linux user #270181
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- 03-05-2008 #10
Other forums use a rep system where you agree / disagree with posts. The
more rep you have the more you agreement or disagreement affects the rep
of the person you are agreeing or not with.
Unfortunately, it tends to get used as a toy. Preventing the use in the lounge
might stop that from happening and give it a bit of genuine value though.If we hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate! (Zapp Brannigan)
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