what is the difference between being a senior member and long time member??

[Raven Rain 10542]

I am a bit confused on the term long time member and senior member.

I would think that senior member means that you have been on cerb

for a while,have more posts,and more rep points;but that is not the case

 

I have seen a few members that have recently join and do not have a lot of rep points and posts.

 

so someone please explain what the two term mean

 

thanks

xo

[Meaghan McLeod 179664]

I think......: (don't quote me tho!)

 

General member is less then 100 posts

Long term member is more then 100 posts, but less then 500

Elite member is 500 posts or more

 

Senior? They get a discount at the FB Club? Don't know - who is a senior member?

[Mikeyboy 27133]

I think......: (don't quote me tho!)

 

General member is less then 100 posts

Long term member is more then 100 posts, but less then 500

Elite member is 500 posts or more

 

Senior? They get a discount at the FB Club? Don't know - who is a senior member?

 

I'm not 100% positive either, but I believe you are correct on the "general" and "Elite" levels. I thought that "senior" was in between the 2 (100-499 posts) but I could be wrong or perhaps has changed.

 

I also assumed that "long time member" referred to a time frame, not a post count. (I am both Elite and long time at the same time.) I don't believe rep points play into this, but that is only my guess.

 

1000+ Posts gets you Elite with a crown. (Can't wait to be crowned ;) )

[Raven Rain 10542]

oh now I am still confused..

I looked on someone else's profile page and hers said 100+ post then it said senior member.

 

I am not sure what it goes on because I have more than 100 post

and my profile page says long time member???

 

so still wondering what makes you a senior member

 

this person I am looking at has been on cerb for less than a year?

 

this person is older than me but defiantly not a senior..lol

 

not a big deal

 

Additional Comments:

I have more than a 100 post and a general member.... :confused:

[fortunateone 156618]

It could be an older member. Like when they joined. :)

 

Mine doesn't say anything other than service provider. I think we need some examples.

[Raven Rain 10542]

so here is an example of someone's profile

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/member.php?u=93102

 

and here is mine

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/member.php?u=72305

 

Additional Comments:

well atleast I am not a senior yet ..lol

 

Additional Comments:

still pretty young yet

[cinelli 22184]

Senior Member is for the Spanish guys.

[Guest P**aq]

Senior Member is for the Spanish guys.

 

Good one, funny!

[Cute0aza0Button 21399]

I have no idea lol I have to be honest in saying I haven't even noticed. I know when I hit whatever post count I'm a now I got snigger inbox. I know this because I'm awful at deleting them lol

 

I want a crown

[jafo105 39057]

This is something I have bee curious about for a while.

 

If I were to take a guess I would think that it has to do with a combination of things:

 

• Time with Cerb +
  
• Reputation points +
  
• Infractions +
  
• Contributions (Posts and Threads) +
  
• Frequency of contributions
  

 

There is probably some mathematical formula that takes all of these things into account to determine our membership status / rating.

 

But I could be wrong.

[Guest P**aq]

This is something I have bee curious about for a while.

 

If I were to take a guess I would think that it has to do with a combination of things:

 

• Time with Cerb +
  
• Reputation points +
  
• Infractions +
  
• Contributions (Posts and Threads) +
  
• Frequency of contributions
  

 

There is probably some mathematical formula that takes all of these things into account to determine our membership status / rating.

 

But I could be wrong.

 

And don't forget about about pie aggggh squared matey ;)