Wow, there are some useful people who posted here. The following people qualified for preemptive whitelisting:
mueslo: OK
jbsnyder: OK
marvel212: OK
Jos-T: OK
CobaltBlue: OK
Don't expect me to check back here more, though. If you want a guaranteed whitelist review, see the whitelist request thread linked from the newbie readme sticky.
Topic: How long does it take to get rid of Newbie Status? (Read 2128 times)
I've been mining since 2011 too! The newbie status is ironic 
We are almost all in this situation... But i think this waiting time is not so bad, it allows keeping spammers and profiteers away...
Let me out of here :-)
I've been mining since 2011 too! The newbie status is ironic
Why am I still a newbie?? : (
Give it some time to update
Why am I still a newbie?? : (
How much time online ? Or probably the server are slower at updating the status...
Why am I still a newbie?? : (
The answer is clear: too long.
Been reading this forum for a couple of months. Finally decided to make an account. Looking forward to chiming in on some discussions.
I think it's the same for 99% of us here...
I think that it will take a couple more months and about 50 more posts for me...
Been reading this forum for a couple of months. Finally decided to make an account. Looking forward to chiming in on some discussions.
Hi, it's not 4 hours and 5 posts ?
5 hours online and 5 post before you can become a jr. member
most ridiculous thing ive ever seen on a forum
most ridiculous thing ive ever seen on a forum
It's just to help alleviate possible spamming. It's not too bad, one day on here and you're out!
it is a little odd, but if this is what it takes, i guess this is what we do
most ridiculous thing ive ever seen on a forum
can we post in any forum once we are free of newbie status?
yes you can
It is not needed 4 posts?
No idea. . ..been reading here for months, just made an account and saw this. . .
To answer the OP's question... About the amount of time it takes to read the "NEWBIE README" in this section. There you will find answers to your question and many of your future questions.
correct
To answer the OP's question... About the amount of time it takes to read the "NEWBIE README" in this section. There you will find answers to your question and many of your future questions.
As the title says Total time logged in: 4 hours and 9 minutes.
good luck...lol
How that possible?
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