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(@abusetalk)
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Joined: 11 years ago
Posts: 51
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For being involved in the forums you will receive different badges of recognition. 

They are easy to achieve and it is simply by posting in the forum. You can see your badge under your profile or under your name as you post. You can also see other members reputation within the forum as well. 

 

Level 1 - 5 posts - Active Member- 1 star

Level 2- 20 posts- Eminent Member- 2 star 

Level 3- 50 posts- Trusted Member- 3 star

Level 4- 100 posts- Estimable Member- 4 star

Level 5- 250 posts- Reputable Member- 5 star

Level 6- 500 posts- Honourable Member- 1 Certification

Level 7- 750 posts- Prominent Member- 2 Certification

Level 8- 1000 posts- Noble Member- 3 Certification

Level 9- 2500 posts- Framed Member- Shield

Level 10- 5000 posts- Illustrious Member- Trophy 

Jennifer Gilmour
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(@bernadette)
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Joined: 9 years ago
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Hi Jennifer

Would these counts build up forever? Or is it in the last twelve months for example. I'm just thinking that someone may achieve 500 posts say, and then not post for months due to whatever reason. Would they remain at Honourable member and the count continue up from where they left off should they return at a later date? 

Not sure what this 'p' is bottom left either - can't get rid of it! 

Bernadette 


   
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(@abusetalk)
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Joined: 11 years ago
Posts: 51
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Hi Bernadette,

This would be an ongoing total and no yearly roll over. 

The p will stand for 'post' something I am unable to remove but it doesn't show up on your post when you've published it. I hope this helps. 

Jennifer

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