dmheil

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At what age or experience level do you become a "senior member"? I see that a lot of users have "senior member" under their names. OK folks, is it by age, experience or what?

Blackie

I believe it derives from the amount of post you place.

Blackie

dmheil

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Blackie,

I can go in and change the words to what ever I want. I originally thought that too but there are a lot of low post "senior members".

M Gill

Maybe it has to do with post rates (average posts per day etc)????

Mace Gill
The Aeroplane Works

scottrc

It seemed I became a senior member after 100 posts.

Didn't help my disposition to be called "senior" since I'm going through a mid-life crises hee hee.

*Crash*Johnson*

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I was also a "senior member" after 100 posts.

You can go into the profile and modify it to whatever you like though

dmheil

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OK, I reset my profile to use the default and it changed my title to "Senior member" so I guess it does go by posting numbers.

I was starting to think we had a lot of very old rc-flyers (in age) here, not that there is anything wrong with that. In just a couple of years I'll be eligible to join AARP.

vtol_guy

since i have 500+ words then i suppose my title is a bit more wrong, hehe

Geistware

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There are several levels from 1 to 100. After 100, then no new titles are given.

CoosBayLumber

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To become a Senior Member, you have to be over 50. For the younger set, that means the age at which they begin to accept your personal cheques without question.

Now for those of us who happen to look younger than what it indicates on the driver's license.......


Wm.

dmheil

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How about those under 50 (but not by much) but feel older than that?