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Sometimes referred to as member "ranks", you may have notice various titles under members' forum names. You will see titles such as "Still Lurking," "Freshman Member," "Member," "Senior Member," then higher titles begin to use old Star Wars related names ("Jedi Hopeful," ... "Jedi Knight," etc. These titles really are just for fun and don't mean anything except to reflect how many posts a member has made. Note that the highest title you can reach is not Star Wars related, but rather is "Great Pumpkin." (long story that dates back to when our former moderator, Tony Barnhill (RIP), became the first member to reach 10,000 posts. It was brought to my attention that I didn't seem to have anything explaining these ranks, so:
Here is the user Title ladder showing how many posts you much make to reach each level:
Before you comment: Yes, I know they're silly and no, I'm not changing them
Here is the user Title ladder showing how many posts you much make to reach each level:
Title | Number of posts |
|---|---|
Still Lurking | 0 |
| Freshman Member | 1 |
| Member | 25 |
| Senior Member | 50 |
| Jedi Hopeful | 120 |
| Jedi Trainee | 200 |
| Jedi Warrior | 400 |
| Jedi Knight | 800 |
| Luke Skywalker | 1500 |
| Darth Vader | 2000 |
| Obi Wan | 2500 |
| Yoda | 3000 |
| Great Pumpkin (as high as you can go) | 10000 |
Before you comment: Yes, I know they're silly and no, I'm not changing them
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