Dina

Can anyone guide me to a place that will explain the difference in super member, senior member, junior member, etc.?

It doesn't really matter what they mean really, but I am just curious and can't figure out where to look for that information.

Thanks.

CorgiNole

It is a function of post count. Somewhere in another thread, someone posted the break points when one moves through the various levels.

Cheers, K

KerryK

Yeah, I think it is the count of posts that apply to actual quilting ... not chit chat, etc. ... I think.

sharon b

Member 0 - 00
Junior Member 100 - 299
Senior Member 300 - 999
Super Member 1,000 – 9,999
Power Poster 10,000 +

ghostrider

They can be found in the General Quilting Board Rules...along with other very useful information that everyone should know. http://www.quiltingboard.com/qb-help...s-t165268.html

abc123retired

Thanks for asking, I wanted to know this also and didn't want to look around.

AudreyB

Thanks for asking, and thanks for the replies. I was wondering, too.

YukonViv

I'm just posting to see what mine turns out to be, I'm an avid reader, not much of a poster so I'm sure I'm not a senior LOL.

redmadder

Hmmmm, do I aspire to be a Super Member? Naw. I'll just admire and post when I know the answer.

gramarraine

I am sure I will never get to be a Power Poster. You would have to stay on the board all day and night to become one.