Topic: Forum ranks/positions/badges (What do those shiny coins under my name mean?) - page 163. (Read 2376646 times)
April 28, 2014, 06:07:35 AM
Does anyone know where the explanation of the time between posts is? Does it go down each time you get more activity or just with each membergroup?
April 28, 2014, 03:44:34 AM
Might be a silly question but if the activity is calculated in 14 folds, how can it be that someone has 18 (like me) or 112.
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
Activity is calculated as a minimum of two values. i.e. a number of 2 week periods (multiplied by 14) you've been registered and a number of posts you've made...
What does this mean exactly? I have registered on the 9th of december, that makes it today a total of 10x 2weeks. So 10x14=140 which is my current activity, but how do the posts effect it? Or is it just that in case you haven't made a single post in one 2 week interval, you won't receive a higher activity for those 2 weeks?
So the amount of posts don't really matter when it comes to activity?
Your activity comes to depend on the number of your posts if you post rarely. Then yes, if you haven't made a single post in the said interval, your activity won't increase. Actually, there are many users here which had registered years ago, but since they have been lurking, their activity is low...
April 28, 2014, 03:04:13 AM
Might be a silly question but if the activity is calculated in 14 folds, how can it be that someone has 18 (like me) or 112.
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
Activity is calculated as a minimum of two values. i.e. a number of 2 week periods (multiplied by 14) you've been registered and a number of posts you've made...
What does this mean exactly? I have registered on the 9th of december, that makes it today a total of 10x 2weeks. So 10x14=140 which is my current activity, but how do the posts effect it? Or is it just that in case you haven't made a single post in one 2 week interval, you won't receive a higher activity for those 2 weeks?
So the amount of posts don't really matter when it comes to activity?
April 26, 2014, 12:49:40 PM
Might be a silly question but if the activity is calculated in 14 folds, how can it be that someone has 18 (like me) or 112.
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
Activity is calculated as a minimum of two values. i.e. a number of 2 week periods (multiplied by 14) you've been registered and a number of posts you've made...
10x, missed the minima...
Also, it is not updated instantaneously...
April 26, 2014, 12:45:41 PM
Might be a silly question but if the activity is calculated in 14 folds, how can it be that someone has 18 (like me) or 112.
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
Activity is calculated as a minimum of two values. i.e. a number of 2 week periods (multiplied by 14) you've been registered and a number of posts you've made...
10x, missed the minima...
April 26, 2014, 12:43:18 PM
Might be a silly question but if the activity is calculated in 14 folds, how can it be that someone has 18 (like me) or 112.
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
Activity is calculated as a minimum of two values. i.e. a number of two week periods you've been registered (in days) and a number of posts you've made...
April 26, 2014, 12:16:20 PM
Might be a silly question but if the activity is calculated in 14 folds, how can it be that someone has 18 (like me) or 112.
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
I am registered since March 24th, and there is no 2-week period in which i didn't post, if I calculate it right my acitvity should be around 32, which is the total number of days since my registration. How come its almost half of it?
April 25, 2014, 05:50:05 AM
April 25, 2014, 05:41:15 AM
Hi,
Sorry for the silly question, but i am wondering what is the main factor and is there a formula of the activity of a member. For example now i have 196 activity and 460 posts how i can increase my activity?
BR,
Gondel
Sorry for the silly question, but i am wondering what is the main factor and is there a formula of the activity of a member. For example now i have 196 activity and 460 posts how i can increase my activity?
BR,
Gondel
You activity is increased automatically every 2 weeks, i.e. you can't push it up manually...
April 25, 2014, 05:39:39 AM
Hi,
Sorry for the silly question, but i am wondering what is the main factor and is there a formula of the activity of a member. For example now i have 196 activity and 460 posts how i can increase my activity?
BR,
Gondel
Sorry for the silly question, but i am wondering what is the main factor and is there a formula of the activity of a member. For example now i have 196 activity and 460 posts how i can increase my activity?
BR,
Gondel
April 25, 2014, 12:39:44 AM
I notice the main post has switched from the original requirements. I saw a few people with 400-440 and noticed they were senior. Why does it keep rising? It was originally set at 400, then it seems to keep rising, now we are at 480 before Hero?
To enter a new level (as I got it), your activity should be multiplied by a factor of 2, i.e. 60x2=120 for Full Members, 120x2=240 for Seniors, and 240x2=480 for Heroes...
April 24, 2014, 10:58:48 PM
April 12, 2014, 01:13:28 PM
I suspect that there is something fundementally flawed in the activity calculation since new people can rise rapidly to hero status and people who have been here almost a year are stuck with Sr. status. 
There's something fundamentally flawed in your understanding of it. You can only get a max activity of 14 per two week period, so newer members will only rise faster if they've posted in all those those periods and you haven't.
so then, no account newer than 68 weeks should have 5 coins?
EDIT: looking at the membersip list i see where i was confused. now my question is, "Where have all the Heroes gone?"
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist;sort=ID_GROUP;desc;start=60
Less seem to be posting here because the noise has gone up so much.
no, i meant that i could not find them in that list where i expected them to be. They appear when the list is sorted by other parameters.
April 12, 2014, 01:30:33 AM
Good to know the rank info.
April 11, 2014, 07:45:49 PM
I suspect that there is something fundementally flawed in the activity calculation since new people can rise rapidly to hero status and people who have been here almost a year are stuck with Sr. status.
There's something fundamentally flawed in your understanding of it. You can only get a max activity of 14 per two week period, so newer members will only rise faster if they've posted in all those those periods and you haven't.
so then, no account newer than 68 weeks should have 5 coins?
EDIT: looking at the membersip list i see where i was confused. now my question is, "Where have all the Heroes gone?"
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist;sort=ID_GROUP;desc;start=60
Less seem to be posting here because the noise has gone up so much.
April 11, 2014, 06:18:49 PM
I suspect that there is something fundementally flawed in the activity calculation since new people can rise rapidly to hero status and people who have been here almost a year are stuck with Sr. status.
There's something fundamentally flawed in your understanding of it. You can only get a max activity of 14 per two week period, so newer members will only rise faster if they've posted in all those those periods and you haven't.
so then, no account newer than 68 weeks should have 5 coins?
EDIT: looking at the membersip list i see where i was confused. now my question is, "Where have all the Heroes gone?"
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist;sort=ID_GROUP;desc;start=60
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April 11, 2014, 05:23:47 PM
I suspect that there is something fundementally flawed in the activity calculation since new people can rise rapidly to hero status and people who have been here almost a year are stuck with Sr. status.
There's something fundamentally flawed in your understanding of it. You can only get a max activity of 14 per two week period, so newer members will only rise faster if they've posted in all those those periods and you haven't.
April 11, 2014, 05:05:47 PM
I suspect that there is something fundementally flawed in the activity calculation since new people can rise rapidly to hero status and people who have been here almost a year are stuck with Sr. status.
April 11, 2014, 08:35:48 AM
Ehrm. I guess "Donor" is the correct name, not Donator?
April 03, 2014, 04:26:20 PM
10 BTC to become a recognised donor is pretty stiff at today's Bitcoin price...
It can all change... And change fast!
The point was about Bitcoin stiff price back then...
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