whats the deal with the 400th post???

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Posted by Sadmafioso on Jul-09-2002 02:30:

whats the deal with the 400th post???

am i supposed to be able ton edit whats written under my nickname???

cause i can't...

Posted by Noisician on Jul-09-2002 02:33:

it's 500 already

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...q&page=1#custom

Posted by Sadmafioso on Jul-09-2002 02:41:

shite!

Posted by Swamper on Jul-09-2002 03:07:

+6 months from date of registration too.......

so.. no point in rushing it, you gotta wait till later in August anyways.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Jul-09-2002 10:03:

Oh no, now I must post pointless replies to every thread I see!!!!!

Posted by dbl on Jul-09-2002 10:05:

but i don't think that the posts in the "Chill Out Room" counts

Posted by Damo on Jul-09-2002 10:10:

who cares...

Posted by Coup on Jul-09-2002 14:01:

Calm down people, he was only asking

Posted by olafbj on Jul-13-2002 22:09:

Do I have to post 500 posts AND wait 6+ months ?? Or is either one enough?? And where can i see how many posts if posted?

Posted by fastmp3 on Jul-13-2002 22:35:

quote:
Originally posted by olafbj
Do I have to post 500 posts AND wait 6+ months ?? Or is either one enough?? And where can i see how many posts if posted?

yes it's post AND wait , not post OR wait

click on the profile button under your posts and you will see how many messages u posted so far

by the way posting in the chill out room doesn't count

Posted by ali92 on Jul-14-2002 02:43:

quote:
Originally posted by fastmp3

yes it's post AND wait , not post OR wait

click on the profile button under your posts and you will see how many messages u posted so far

by the way posting in the chill out room doesn't count

WHY NOT? I'll probably stay on "Supreme Tranceaddict" for a LONG time because I hardly EVER have anything to say that's worth putting in the Music Discussion forum... If I was running this forum, I would just let everyone make their own status right after they register. After, who cares aout what's under your name? I can't see why you enforce such a rule on the TAs because it's not like it's anything THAT special! Big deal! So, you get to edit what's under your name. SO WHAT! That's all I have to say!

Posted by Sarcoman on Jul-14-2002 06:47:

quote:
Originally posted by ali92

WHY NOT? I'll probably stay on "Supreme Tranceaddict" for a LONG time because I hardly EVER have anything to say that's worth putting in the Music Discussion forum... If I was running this forum, I would just let everyone make their own status right after they register. After, who cares aout what's under your name? I can't see why you enforce such a rule on the TAs because it's not like it's anything THAT special! Big deal! So, you get to edit what's under your name. SO WHAT! That's all I have to say!

Exactly, whats the big deal. Why do you care that you have to wait and post. I think its a good Idea. It separates the contributors from the non-contributors in the forums. Whenever I see a custom status, I can identify that person with being a long time member, or a frequent contributor. (We need some way to identify the noobs, besides waiting for them to ask a question for the millionth time)

Posted by webmeister on Jul-14-2002 12:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Sarcoman
We need some way to identify the noobs, besides waiting for them to ask a question for the millionth time

wurd

or wait for them to start a southern sun thread

Posted by Exhale on Jul-14-2002 14:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Sarcoman
(We need some way to identify the noobs, besides waiting for them to ask a question for the millionth time)

Or wait for them to be able to connect to this site again . You were a noob once and prolly asked some stupid questions back then aswell. I never look at nr. of post, just at the information and don't really care who posts it, as long as someone posts it. o//

Posted by ali92 on Jul-14-2002 16:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Sarcoman

Exactly, whats the big deal. Why do you care that you have to wait and post. I think its a good Idea. It separates the contributors from the non-contributors in the forums. Whenever I see a custom status, I can identify that person with being a long time member, or a frequent contributor. (We need some way to identify the noobs, besides waiting for them to ask a question for the millionth time)

What about people who've been members for years but, haven't posted 500 quality posts in the Music Discussion section and over 1000 posts that actually make perfect sense? It's actually very hard to get 500 posts that actually mean something more than "This is the best new track out right now! Get it!". I still consider myself a newbie because I only just know about 15 major DJs (but, I have more Tiesto material than anything else on my HDD!) but, hardly ANY ARTISTS (I can't ID tracks unless I know what they are and have heard them A LOT of times).

Posted by fastmp3 on Jul-14-2002 17:08:

quote:
Originally posted by ali92

WHY NOT? I'll probably stay on "Supreme Tranceaddict" for a LONG time because I hardly EVER have anything to say that's worth putting in the Music Discussion forum... If I was running this forum, I would just let everyone make their own status right after they register. After, who cares aout what's under your name? I can't see why you enforce such a rule on the TAs because it's not like it's anything THAT special! Big deal! So, you get to edit what's under your name. SO WHAT! That's all I have to say!

u don't even deserve the junior tranceaddict status ... all you do is starting thread about technical issues , for fuck's sake there are many other forums for that in the internet