Topic: Is Newbie Status Really That Hard? - page 18. (Read 20935 times)
i ma elder newbie...
How long do threads like this normally float at the top of the forum?
Probably until newbies find a better place to build up their post count+1
The 4 hours was painful ;(
So true !!!
hehehe !
hehehe !
Yeah, problem is: Experienced users are forced to spam around before they can join the discussion for which they signed up.
So now I have to make 5 spamposts just to ask one legit question.
So now I have to make 5 spamposts just to ask one legit question.
Yes...I am still newbie 
Not a fan here, I prefer to lurk, and then when I do want to reply to a thread it has silly rules
I hate it when forums implement Newbie status and requirements.
Nothing but very user unfriendly and potentially rejects anyone potentially interested in Bitcoin or this community.
Nothing but very user unfriendly and potentially rejects anyone potentially interested in Bitcoin or this community.
Is there a process time or something after you've completed the requirements?
For someone who mostly lurks, the 5 posts requirement is a tough one.
The 5 posts is pretty easy, there are quite a few decent threads in here.
Regards,
Martin.
It doesn't take that long really.
Patience...
How long do threads like this normally float at the top of the forum?
yep 
It especially sucks when you are an experienced user that haven't signed up to the forum.
But I guess it's "the price to pay" be overwhelmed by dumb questions.
But I guess it's "the price to pay" be overwhelmed by dumb questions.
yep
I was newbie 20 yrs. ago.
It especially sucks when you are an experienced user that haven't signed up to the forum.
But I guess it's "the price to pay" be overwhelmed by dumb questions.
But I guess it's "the price to pay" be overwhelmed by dumb questions.
If I understand correctly, the newbie status is the first step to implement something like this.
This is why I should have registered back when I started browsing this forum instead of... well, just now. 
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