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Established Members Only

Posted: Sat 16 Nov, 2013 2:02 am
by admin
Please note that new members to the forum are not allowed to post recommendations until they have a genuine history of 10 posts.

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Sun 01 Dec, 2013 6:32 pm
by 2929paul
Do I need to do ten new ones?

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Tue 03 Dec, 2013 11:25 am
by Kateg28
I tend to only post about once a week but was a member for several years. It may now be March before I can recommend anything :D

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Tue 03 Dec, 2013 12:55 pm
by Surfer Rosa
You need to start wittering unhelpfully on almost every thread whether or not you have anything useful to add, Kateg28, and you'll soon notch up 10 posts. It comes naturally to some of us ;)

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Tue 03 Dec, 2013 2:53 pm
by Kateg28
Ooh, where do I start?

I will have to think of something useful to write.

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Thu 12 Dec, 2013 2:45 pm
by Footfruit
I see someone with 1 post to their name has been able to make a recommendation in Crafts and Trades ... Not sure what is going on here Admin? Should that have happened?
I ask this as I made a recommendation here yesterday which so far hasn't appeared - I assume because in the new revamped site I have a paucity of posts to my name. It's the same recommendation that I made, and which appeared, in the old site when I had the requisite number of posts to my name). I do not really feel inclined to "witter unhelpfully" but maybe I should lighten up. Or maybe this qualifies as "wittering unhelpfully"? :P
By the way, off-topic but excellent site revamp (will flattery help my cause?)

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Thu 06 Feb, 2014 8:57 am
by grahamf
I guess this is essential but it is a bit annoying, having supported this forum for many years, to be relegated to newbie status again. I cannot be bothered to start making comments simply to regain my reputation as a reliable member of the group.

Re: Established Members Only

Posted: Sun 16 Feb, 2014 9:24 pm
by Toady
Me neither. I'd like to think I've given a bit of useful advice over the years..