Posts Not Adding?

[Jimbo]

Post count does matter.............I was just reminded the other day when I asked a question.........."You know you have close to 7000 posts you really should not be asking that question?"

Edited May 5, 2020 by Jimbo

[island lady]

1 hour ago, Jimbo said:

Post count does matter.............I was just reminded the other day when I asked a question.........."You know you have close to 7000 posts you really should not be asking that question?"

 

eh...what did they know....they should not have made that lame comment to you at all.  Their problem.  😉 

[Host Kat]

@CC Help Michell Thanks for moving this thread to a more correct forum!

 

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Prior to the October 2018 change from vBulletin software to Invision software:

 

"Junior Member" = 0 posts

"Cool Cruiser" = 1 - 2999 posts

"Blue Ribbon Cruiser" = 3000 - 4999 posts

"5,000+ Club" = 5000 - 9999 posts

"10,000+ Club" = 10000 - 19999 posts

"20,000+ Club" = 20000 - 29999 posts

"30,000+ Club" = 30000 - 39999 posts

"40,000+ Club" = 40000 - 49999 posts

"50,000+ Club" = 50000 - 59999 posts

"60,000+ Club" = 60000 - 69999 posts

"70,000+ Club" = 70000 - 79999 posts

"80,000+ Club" = 80000 - 89999 posts

"90,000+ Club" = 90000 - 99999 posts

"100,000+ Club" = 100000 or more posts

 

Note the "Blue Ribbon Cruiser" has changed to "3,000+ Club" since the Blue Ribbon logo for Cruise Critic is no more.

 

Junior Member" = 0 posts

"Cool Cruiser" = 1 - 2999 posts

"3,000+ Club" = 3000 - 4999 posts

"5,000+ Club" = 5000 - 9999 posts

"10,000+ Club" = 10000 - 19999 posts

"20,000+ Club" = 20000 - 29999 posts

"30,000+ Club" = 30000 - 39999 posts

"40,000+ Club" = 40000 - 49999 posts

"50,000+ Club" = 50000 - 59999 posts

"60,000+ Club" = 60000 - 69999 posts

"70,000+ Club" = 70000 - 79999 posts

"80,000+ Club" = 80000 - 89999 posts

"90,000+ Club" = 90000 - 99999 posts

 

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