CP member profiles - strange status
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Usually I don't care much about the "member status" in our profiles. There are bronze members, silver members and so on, and it got something to do with the number of articles and postings. But I can't stop wondering...what is the difference between "no status" and "bronze"? Does anyone know when or how a CPian changes from stateless to bronze? :confused:
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Usually I don't care much about the "member status" in our profiles. There are bronze members, silver members and so on, and it got something to do with the number of articles and postings. But I can't stop wondering...what is the difference between "no status" and "bronze"? Does anyone know when or how a CPian changes from stateless to bronze? :confused:
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Maybe I'm wrong, but I have the impression that the status is updated once a while with a hand-batch process. :cool:
Could be true :-D Maybe Chris runs the batch on christmas, as a present to the new members :rose:
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Usually I don't care much about the "member status" in our profiles. There are bronze members, silver members and so on, and it got something to do with the number of articles and postings. But I can't stop wondering...what is the difference between "no status" and "bronze"? Does anyone know when or how a CPian changes from stateless to bronze? :confused:
AFAIK... you get your bronze status "at the beginning of the first 500 posts not the end" which means you should go from stateless to stateful when you post your first article or forum posting! :-D ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Shaun Austin: .NET Specialist. Spreading the word of .NET to the world... well the UK... well my tiny corner of it!! :-D
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Could be true :-D Maybe Chris runs the batch on christmas, as a present to the new members :rose:
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AFAIK... you get your bronze status "at the beginning of the first 500 posts not the end" which means you should go from stateless to stateful when you post your first article or forum posting! :-D ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Shaun Austin: .NET Specialist. Spreading the word of .NET to the world... well the UK... well my tiny corner of it!! :-D
Exactly. The membership status update script is run everyday. cheers, Chris Maunder
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Usually I don't care much about the "member status" in our profiles. There are bronze members, silver members and so on, and it got something to do with the number of articles and postings. But I can't stop wondering...what is the difference between "no status" and "bronze"? Does anyone know when or how a CPian changes from stateless to bronze? :confused:
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Exactly. The membership status update script is run everyday. cheers, Chris Maunder
Does that mean I get a promotion today? :) Today is my CP Birthday. My code isn't buggy. Those are all fleatures.
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Does that mean I get a promotion today? :) Today is my CP Birthday. My code isn't buggy. Those are all fleatures.
Probably not...I have been a member 1yr 5mos, still bronze :( Gary Kirkham A working Program is one that has only unobserved bugs I thought I wanted a career, turns out I just wanted paychecks
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Exactly. The membership status update script is run everyday. cheers, Chris Maunder
When I view my own profile, it says: Status No status. Member No. 475133 Messages Posted 182 (while logged in) Articles Submitted 6 Why am I "no status"? Still don't get it :(