I'm pretty sure people can contribute to MacRumors but retain their newbie/member/regular/processor title, if they like. 
Nope, you still need 500+ posts to get an avatar.
Where can we see the stats on the numbers of posts we've made? Other forums that I post in actually list the number of posts under your name and avatar in every post.
I'm pretty sure people can contribute to MacRumors but retain their newbie/member/regular/processor title, if they like.![]()
You are correct, mad jew. That's why I saidI'm pretty sure people can contribute to MacRumors but retain their newbie/member/regular/processor title, if they like.![]()
max_altitude answered that one. You can also click Quick Links -> My Profile at the top of any forum page.Where can we see the stats on the numbers of posts we've made? Other forums that I post in actually list the number of posts under your name and avatar in every post.
There's a difference between rumours and gossip, you know.I chose Contributor, simply because then it seems I'm the source of all the rumours![]()
Some paid members have chosen that option, usually because they want to contribute "silently" or because they prefer their gradually advancing CPU title.
There's a difference between rumours and gossip, you know.
Along those lines, new posters should be "Pre Whores".I still maintain that "Post Whore" should be the tag used for those preferring their gradually advancing CPU titles.
I don't care. At the end of the day we all look as silly in our pyjamas.
annk, I <3 you. I was definitely thinking along the same lines.Speak for yourself - some of us have great pyjamas.![]()
annk, I <3 you. I was definitely thinking along the same lines.![]()
And at 13 you presumably have better things to spend it on.
Speak for yourself - some of us have great pyjamas.![]()
Once you get your Contributor/Demi title, can you revert to your processor title?