I did!evidently no one finds my lame attempt at humor funny.
Updated rank listings for users on the site
- Tom Houlihan
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Personally, I consider ranking unnecessary, but Michel has done well with these choices. I would simply clarify the 'Contributor' rank as someone who contributes to the articles/data on the site. Or money...M.H. wrote: Member (your average Joe)
Contributor (supporting member...with money or knowledge)
Moderator
Administrator
Re: Updated rank listings for users on the site
Anyone who makes a significant contribution to your website is by definition a contributor. I think the old equation placing quality over quantity ought to be applied.Jason Pipes wrote:Let me know what you think of these user ranks for the site! List is title # of postings required to achieve that rank. Please feel free to recommend others as well.
New Member 0
Member 20
Supporter 50
Contributor 200
Enthusiast 400
Associate 600
Patron 1000
Expert 2000
The same equation affects the 2000-post "Expert" proposal: the level of knowledge or intellect of a member is not defined by the number of posts he or she makes.
A Supporter could be someone who makes a cash or material donation to your website. There again, that could be a Patron. On the other hand, a Patron is more like a sponsor so if you were, say, to find a publisher who sponsored your website or a part thereof, then you could describe him as a Patron.
An Associate might be someone with a website of their own, who associates himself and/or his website with yours either officially or by virtue of having a high profile here.
An Enthusiast could be someone so addicted to this website that he makes endless, often pointless posts.
Just my tuppenceworth...
PK
- Willhelm Gruber II
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feel free to shoot me down with your 88's if you dont like this
but at we are members of an Axis Research Forum why dont we do what they do on other Forum sites and have (i dont know if i did this right)
Gemeiner, Landser- 0 (posts)
Grenadier-5
Obergrenadier-10
Gefreiter-15
Obergefreiter-20
Stabsgefreiter-25
Unteroffizier-30
Unterfeldwebel-35
Feldwebel-40
Oberfeldwebel-45
Stabsfeldwebel-50
Leutnant-100
Oberleutnant-200
Hauptmann-400
Major-800
Oberstleutnant-1600
Oberst-3200
Generalmajor-3500
Generalleutnant-4000
General-4500
Generaloberst- 5000
Generalfeldmarschall-5500
i dont think i did the post numbers very well, if you have any ideas for the Number of posts, just reply
but at we are members of an Axis Research Forum why dont we do what they do on other Forum sites and have (i dont know if i did this right)
Gemeiner, Landser- 0 (posts)
Grenadier-5
Obergrenadier-10
Gefreiter-15
Obergefreiter-20
Stabsgefreiter-25
Unteroffizier-30
Unterfeldwebel-35
Feldwebel-40
Oberfeldwebel-45
Stabsfeldwebel-50
Leutnant-100
Oberleutnant-200
Hauptmann-400
Major-800
Oberstleutnant-1600
Oberst-3200
Generalmajor-3500
Generalleutnant-4000
General-4500
Generaloberst- 5000
Generalfeldmarschall-5500
i dont think i did the post numbers very well, if you have any ideas for the Number of posts, just reply
"Gott Mit Uns"
- Alex Coles
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- Alex Coles
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- Tom Houlihan
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Hi TomTom wrote:What do you think about adding "Forum Hero" as a title? Anyone who stars in a Hero tale qualifies, unless they were a target. Two targets come to mind, but Beppo, Rosselsprung, MH, Prit, Sam, and a host of others would qualify.
Just a thought...
I would see that as forming a Clique, based on rather tenious ground of being 'involved' in a fictional online tale.
Also I would see it as a dumbing down, that would detract from what is after all a serious historical research site. No SS ranks or military ranks of any kind, just the basics should suffice.
Regards
You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life.
And so as I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolour I must fear evil, For I am but mortal and mortals can only die
And so as I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolour I must fear evil, For I am but mortal and mortals can only die
- Commissar D, the Evil
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- Commissar D, the Evil
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Hey Phylo, I've always wanted to see the ranks:
"Superkowledgabe, but Humble" and
"Superknowledgable, but a Pain in the Ass"
or, how about:
"Experten--Beware!"
"IJN Fan--Banzai!!!"
Ah, a world of possibilities.......
Best,
~D, the EviL
"Superkowledgabe, but Humble" and
"Superknowledgable, but a Pain in the Ass"
or, how about:
"Experten--Beware!"
"IJN Fan--Banzai!!!"
Ah, a world of possibilities.......
Best,
~D, the EviL
Death is lighter than a Feather, Duty is heavier than a Mountain....
- Tom Houlihan
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For what it's worth, my post was rather tongue-in-cheek. From a strictly academic, research, professionalism standpoint, I agree that a "Forum Hero" rank would look rather silly. On the other hand, within this small community, being a Hero is considered by some to be something special.
I'm rather surprised our good Commissar didn't react to you referring to the Heroes as "dumbing down!" A lot more work goes into that than many people think, eh Rosselsprung??
I'm rather surprised our good Commissar didn't react to you referring to the Heroes as "dumbing down!" A lot more work goes into that than many people think, eh Rosselsprung??