Topic: Member questoin
What does junior member mean? I've been around for like 7 years. I'll wait til after the weekend to see if my songbook issue is corrected.
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What does junior member mean? I've been around for like 7 years. I'll wait til after the weekend to see if my songbook issue is corrected.
ok more like 9 years
The titles are assigned automatically by the forum software according to your post count.
At, I believe, 25 posts it will change to Member.
At 100 it changes to Senior Member.
At 1000 it becomes Honored Member.
Look in this thread to see if there is anything that helps you resolve your songbook issue.
http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=28673
write a stupid song and it changes to pickle rhymer
write a stupid song and it changes to pickle rhymer
And you wear your unique title with pride.
Roger
And if you display above the ordinary kindness and care for others on the forum, passion for music and support of other members' creations, consistent involvement - all seasoned with genuine humility - you get a well-deserved title like our own Strummerboy Bill, a.k.a. Musicator Extraordinaire.
I never thought it was a stupid song - I liked it
mojo01 wrote:write a stupid song and it changes to pickle rhymer
And you wear your unique title with pride.
Roger
yes I do, i wear my pickle proudly
don't get me wrong at my age I don't mind junior. I can go right to mysongbook with chrome, I'm constantly battling Msoft Edge. Thanks all
Hi Chris,
As you see it is all down to how much you participate in the Forum discussions but under exceptional circumstances a Member is occasionally given a unique title.
Feel free to join in and you will soon lose the 'Junior' ranking.
Roger
Thank youy kindly, I should be hanging out more now that my health is starting to limit me to playing my guitars and doing the music thing, I think my 40 some odd years', run of employment is winding down. How sad
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