Seriously, what are those guys?
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new members...I think members without fifty posts
lol for some reason i said 501
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new members...I think members without 501 posts
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I don't have 501 posts and I'm just a member.
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I don't have 501 posts and I'm just a member.
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I think that was a typo, he meant 50 posts. Junior members are from 1-49 posts I believe as well, then members are from 50-99, then senior member after that.
Edit: I confirmed that it is actually junior member from 1-29 posts, then member from 30-99, then senior member after that.
Post count
Junior members are 0-9
Member 10 -99
Senior member - 100 +
the snr member one should be higher, I don't consider myself as a snr member
Should be more ranks.. like Veteran and Ol´Timer. Also, It shouldn't be based on post count entirely but also on how long you have been a member.
Sindroid said:
Should be more ranks.. like Veteran and Ol´Timer. Also, It shouldn't be based on post count entirely but also on how long you have been a member.
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No because I reckon that's unfair. Somebody may have been member for like three years but barely done anything whereas somebody who is has been a member for smaller amount of time can have a higher post rate but I do agree with the more ranks idea
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Ranks should be based on helpfulness and amount of time here both. 3 ranks. Leecher---u just creep around never helping and downloading everyone's work without ever giving helpful feedback or learning anything. Member---u contribute when u can and have tried to help other members in a respectful manner, as well as being a member of xda for at least 6 months. And finally, Jedi---u have donated, helped members at every turn, have been a member for at least 1 year, have a post count of 1000 +, and at least 10 people must be able to give positive feedback about you here.
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Ranks should be based on helpfulness and amount of time here both. 3 ranks. Leecher---u just creep around never helping and downloading everyone's work without ever giving helpful feedback or learning anything. Member---u contribute when u can and have tried to help other members in a respectful manner, as well as being a member of xda for at least 6 months. And finally, Jedi---u have donated, helped members at every turn, have been a member for at least 1 year, have a post count of 1000 +, and at least 10 people must be able to give positive feedback about you here.
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Positive feedback is only for buying/selling devices through the market and not everyone does that. Edit: I knew I had seen this earlier.
juzz86 said:
I'll sum it up for you (or try, anyway!)
There are Junior Members, Members, Senior Members first. These make up the vast majority of XDAs userbase.
Recognised Contributors are nominated by other users and/or Mods/Developers. They are recognised for their contributions which are not specifically Development, such as detailed guides, one-click utilities and other tools/mods.
Recognised Themers are also nominated by users/Mods/Developers, for their work themeing custom ROMs and providing standalone themes for flashing.
Recognised Developers are nominated and approved by the Developer Committee, for their work in Development whether it be ROMs, Root methods, bootloader unlocks etc.
Elite Recognised Developers are again assessed by the Developer Committee, and are deemed to have gone above-and-beyond in providing knowledge/hacks/tools/apps/ROMs for the XDA community.
Forum Moderators are appointed by the Moderator Committee, after submitting an application (see the 'sticky' at the top of this forum - currently applications are not open). They are the first-line of keeping the forums tidy, friendly and orderly.
Senior Moderators are the next step up the ladder, providing site-wide support for Forum Mods and looking after the nitty-gritty issues, as well as areas of XDA not policed by FSMs, such as the Marketplace.
Administrators are next. There are several Admins - each look after a specific part of XDA such as the Portal, the Members and the User Experience of XDA as a whole.
At the top is Mike Channon, who is overall Forum Administrator.
Other titles you may come across:
Moderator Committee - sits on the Mod Committee
Developer Committee - as above, but for Developer Committee
XDA Newswriter - publishes articles for the Portal (front page)
Retired xxxx - have since officially 'left' their XDA position
Hopefully that clears most of them up for you
Contrary to what a lot of people expect, the thanks-meter does not figure at all in determining a users tag.
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I personally they should have a rank called "XDA's Aid" and it should be you need to have over 500+ posts, have 750+ thanks and has a good reputation spelling and someone what helps XDAs users out.
As soon as I am a senior member I am going to try and become a moderator.
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That is basically recognized contributer status but RC dpesnt have a minimum requirement I believe
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I.AM.H3RO said:
I personally they should have a rank called "XDA's Aid" and it should be you need to have over 500+ posts, have 750+ thanks and has a good reputation spelling and someone what helps XDAs users out.
As soon as I am a senior member I am going to try and become a moderator.
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I was a senior member for the longest time, now I'm A mod, hope to see in the mods sections in the future.
RCs DO have a requirement.
and going by post aint fair... see this.....
PG101
Join Date: 12th August 2008
6,297
JohnCorleone
19th December 2010
11,685
The red one are the number of posts... see the difference in date joined and number of posts...
+1, We have many users with 10k+ posts and they all came from the OT area.
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RCs DO have a requirement.
and going by post aint fair... see this.....
PG101
Join Date: 12th August 2008
6,297
JohnCorleone
19th December 2010
11,685
The red one are the number of posts... see the difference in date joined and number of posts...
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lol PG is a mod and John is a RC ;p
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and going by post aint fair... see this.....
PG101
Join Date: 12th August 2008
6,297
JohnCorleone
19th December 2010
11,685
The red one are the number of posts... see the difference in date joined and number of posts...
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Yeah, I'm a junior member and I've been here for quite some time...
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+1, We have many users with 10k+ posts and they all came from the OT area.
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And your point is....??
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Phalanx7621 said:
Leecher---u just creep around never helping and downloading everyone's work without ever giving helpful feedback or learning anything.
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I disagree with this category. "Just creeping around" i.e. reading a lot, learning a lot and sure, downloading, is exactly what we want newbies to do rather than immediately posting questions that have been asked before. If it's possible to categorise to that extent based on forum browsing behaviour, then I suggest this group be called Noble Learners.
Lol if you're going for posts, you could add in where you actually post. Normal XDA members can't access what amounts to probably 80% of my posts because they're in the special boards where you can't read them.
*singing*
nany nany boo boo stick your head in doo doo
Related
I posted a new thread earlier asking advice on how to get my money back from some criminally acting devs of the game app "Bakery Story " and my thread was removed,why are mods encouraging criminal behavior or are they in league with these app devs and doesn't want people to know the truth about these loopholes. Also this is general section and I see a lot of questions being asked here, on a last note isn't xda about enlightenment and education to the users? .
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Perhaps you presented your inquiries in a slanderous manner, based on your approach this time around Id bet that that was the case. Xda is a developers community and without proof or first addressing the developer, attacking them is really no way to initially present yourself.
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Perhaps you presented your inquiries in a slanderous manner, based on your approach this time around Id bet that that was the case. Xda is a developers community and without proof or first addressing the developer, attacking them is really no way to initially present yourself.
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Believe me in no way would I have posted without trying every possible methods of retrieving my money .
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Well, what exactly occurred? I know you explained it once but some of the mods have a rather cavalier attitude and it sounds as though it's be suitable for this section.
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Please contact via PM to the Moderator who apparently deleted your thread, sure there will be a reason.
nerogold, you currently have 2 threads, one in off-topic and one in the thunderbold section.
I can't see that either of these were ever deleted.
Hoping someone could answer me a question ive had since i joined xda. Ive seen recognized dev, recognized contributer, elite recognized dev, forum mod. What other tittles are given? And how do you earn them?
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I would assume you get the title of "Forum mod" when you become one. As well as a recognized dev when you publish something that requires development
Read more here. xda-recognized-developer-program-expansion/
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I would assume you get the title of "Forum mod" when you become one. As well as a recognized dev when you publish something that requires development
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To become a mod you have to apply. There is a committee that bestows the recognized developer title.
mf2112 said:
Read more here. xda-recognized-developer-program-expansion/
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To become a mod you have to apply. There is a committee that bestows the recognized developer title.
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Thanks!
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mf2112 said:
Read more here. xda-recognized-developer-program-expansion/
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To become a mod you have to apply. There is a committee that bestows the recognized developer title.
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Link to apply?
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And how can i apply for General-Lieutenant title, or at least a Captain would be fine?
I think you earn ranks by filling your thanks meter.
I'll sum it up for you (or try, anyway!)
There are Junior Members, Members, Senior Members first. These make up the vast majority of XDAs userbase.
Recognised Contributors are nominated by other users and/or Mods/Developers. They are recognised for their contributions which are not specifically Development, such as detailed guides, one-click utilities and other tools/mods.
Recognised Themers are also nominated by users/Mods/Developers, for their work themeing custom ROMs and providing standalone themes for flashing.
Recognised Developers are nominated and approved by the Developer Committee, for their work in Development whether it be ROMs, Root methods, bootloader unlocks etc.
Elite Recognised Developers are again assessed by the Developer Committee, and are deemed to have gone above-and-beyond in providing knowledge/hacks/tools/apps/ROMs for the XDA community.
Forum Moderators are appointed by the Moderator Committee, after submitting an application (see the 'sticky' at the top of this forum - currently applications are not open). They are the first-line of keeping the forums tidy, friendly and orderly.
Senior Moderators are the next step up the ladder, providing site-wide support for Forum Mods and looking after the nitty-gritty issues, as well as areas of XDA not policed by FSMs, such as the Marketplace.
Administrators are next. There are several Admins - each look after a specific part of XDA such as the Portal, the Members and the User Experience of XDA as a whole.
At the top is Mike Channon, who is overall Forum Administrator.
Other titles you may come across:
Moderator Committee - sits on the Mod Committee
Developer Committee - as above, but for Developer Committee
XDA Newswriter - publishes articles for the Portal (front page)
Retired xxxx - have since officially 'left' their XDA position
Hopefully that clears most of them up for you
Contrary to what a lot of people expect, the thanks-meter does not figure at all in determining a users tag.
mf2112 said:
Read more here. xda-recognized-developer-program-expansion/
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To become a mod you have to apply. There is a committee that bestows the recognized developer title.
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Can one slip some bucks under the table to get these titles, like politicians do?
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Nate2 said:
Can one slip some bucks under the table to get these titles, like politicians do?
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Lol
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juzz86 said:
I'll sum it up for you (or try, anyway!)
There are Junior Members, Members, Senior Members first. These make up the vast majority of XDAs userbase.
Recognised Contributors are nominated by other users and/or Mods/Developers. They are recognised for their contributions which are not specifically Development, such as detailed guides, one-click utilities and other tools/mods.
Recognised Themers are also nominated by users/Mods/Developers, for their work themeing custom ROMs and providing standalone themes for flashing.
Recognised Developers are nominated and approved by the Developer Committee, for their work in Development whether it be ROMs, Root methods, bootloader unlocks etc.
Elite Recognised Developers are again assessed by the Developer Committee, and are deemed to have gone above-and-beyond in providing knowledge/hacks/tools/apps/ROMs for the XDA community.
Forum Moderators are appointed by the Moderator Committee, after submitting an application (see the 'sticky' at the top of this forum - currently applications are not open). They are the first-line of keeping the forums tidy, friendly and orderly.
Senior Moderators are the next step up the ladder, providing site-wide support for Forum Mods and looking after the nitty-gritty issues, as well as areas of XDA not policed by FSMs, such as the Marketplace.
Administrators are next. There are several Admins - each look after a specific part of XDA such as the Portal, the Members and the User Experience of XDA as a whole.
At the top is Mike Channon, who is overall Forum Administrator.
Other titles you may come across:
Moderator Committee - sits on the Mod Committee
Developer Committee - as above, but for Developer Committee
XDA Newswriter - publishes articles for the Portal (front page)
Retired xxxx - have since officially 'left' their XDA position
Hopefully that clears most of them up for you
Contrary to what a lot of people expect, the thanks-meter does not figure at all in determining a users tag.
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This is perfect can i add this post to my sticky
By all means mate, go ahead
juzz86 said:
By all means mate, go ahead
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Thanks
With many helpful comments and many thanks from other users
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Thanks for clarification guys mods feel free to close if needed
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Na leave it so future users don't need to repost the same thing again
I had the very same question
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Nate2 said:
Can one slip some bucks under the table to get these titles, like politicians do?
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No.
juzz86 said:
I'll sum it up for you (or try, anyway!)
There are Junior Members, Members, Senior Members first. These make up the vast majority of XDAs userbase.
(...)
Contrary to what a lot of people expect, the thanks-meter does not figure at all in determining a users tag.
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Thanks for the explanation. What is the difference between these general user titles?
TomiLynch said:
Thanks for the explanation. What is the difference between these general user titles?
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post count
Looking at the them number of members (4,547,000 today) I noticed that it was getting very close to 5 million. :laugh:
Do the mods have anything special planned?
Members, what would you like to see happen for the 5,000,000th member?
Personally, I think a special badge and a custom signature would be appropriate, as long as it's not a spam bot.
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Looking at the them number of members (4,547,000 today) I noticed that it was getting very close to 5 million. :laugh:
Do the mods have anything special planned?
Members, what would you like to see happen for the 5,000,000th member?
Personally, I think a special badge and a custom signature would be appropriate, as long as it's not a spam bot.
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For simply joining? No. If people want a special badge and custom signature then they can achieve that by learning and sharing their knowledge and applying for the Recognized Contributor or Recognized Themer title.
Agree
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Wow lot's of members.
Yea it should be earned!!!
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I think we're quite a way off 5m yet...
Look at when the 4m member mark was breached, and compare that to today. It will be about that again until 5m members
hello
Wow, this is awesome...
Many people love xda
thanks you
pat
sweet
At our current rate it will take almost 300 days to reach the 5 millionth member.
First, i was a junior member, then ti member,now, a senior member. So is senior member the last rank in relation to post count??
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DioXCodec said:
First, i was a junior member, then ti member,now, a senior member. So is senior member the last rank in relation to post count??
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Yes, to get any other rank you have to apply or be granted it e.g recognised developer/themer/contributor etc etc
Moved to About XDA section.
Here are the user titles explained by one of our mods.
0 to 29 posts - Junior Member
30 to 99 posts - Member
100 + posts - Senior Member
Originally Posted by juzz86
I'll sum it up for you (or try, anyway!)
There are Junior Members, Members, Senior Members first. These make up the vast majority of XDAs userbase.
Recognised Contributors are nominated by other users and/or Mods/Developers. They are recognised for their contributions which are not specifically Development, such as detailed guides, one-click utilities and other tools/mods.
Recognised Themers are also nominated by users/Mods/Developers, for their work themeing custom ROMs and providing standalone themes for flashing.
Recognised Developers are nominated and approved by the Developer Committee, for their work in Development whether it be ROMs, Root methods, bootloader unlocks etc.
Elite Recognised Developers are again assessed by the Developer Committee, and are deemed to have gone above-and-beyond in providing knowledge/hacks/tools/apps/ROMs for the XDA community.
Forum Moderators are appointed by the Moderator Committee, after submitting an application (see the 'sticky' at the top of this forum - currently applications are not open). They are the first-line of keeping the forums tidy, friendly and orderly.
Senior Moderators are the next step up the ladder, providing site-wide support for Forum Mods and looking after the nitty-gritty issues, as well as areas of XDA not policed by FSMs, such as the Marketplace.
Administrators are next. There are several Admins - each look after a specific part of XDA such as the Portal, the Members and the User Experience of XDA as a whole.
At the top is Mike Channon, who is overall Forum Administrator.
Other titles you may come across:
Moderator Committee - sits on the Mod Committee
Developer Committee - as above, but for Developer Committee
XDA Newswriter - publishes articles for the Portal (front page)
Retired xxxx - have since officially 'left' their XDA position
Hopefully that clears most of them up for you
Contrary to what a lot of people expect, the thanks-meter does not figure at all in determining a users tag.
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[GUIDE] XDA New User Guide
Just to clarify I do not mean to imply that you are a noob or a new user. I know that over the next few weeks and months, new users will find this thread and hopefully will follow the link to my guide. Senior Member is the last title by post count.
Thanks for clarifying ranks
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I was wondering about this today
Thanks.
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Hi, i was searching for member ranks and this was my salvation xD ty.
Thanks for clearing this up
very informative thread.. i was too wondering about this members-ranking. thank u
mikef said:
Here are the user titles explained by one of our mods.
0 to 29 posts - Junior Member
30 to 99 posts - Member
100 + posts - Senior Member
[GUIDE] How to be a New User (and not a noob)
Just to clarify I do not mean to imply that you are a noob or a new user. I know that over the next few weeks and months, new users will find this thread and hopefully will follow the link to my guide. Senior Member is the last title by post count.
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Hey! thanks a lot for that!
So the ranks are just based on how many posts you have made? And are there any benefits to these ranks? Or are they just kinda there?
wstruction said:
So the ranks are just based on how many posts you have made? And are there any benefits to these ranks? Or are they just kinda there?
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i think some is based on post while other is base on your role on this forum (and it must be assign by admin)
visionerator said:
i think some is based on post while other is base on your role on this forum (and it must be assign by admin)
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Yeah I'd say you're right on that one
Thanks!
So are there privileges to being senior member over normal member?
wacky.ddw said:
Thanks!
So are there privileges to being senior member over normal member?
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You do get a few...
* Larger pm inbox.
* Different title.
* Bragging rights
thanks a lot for the details
Hi
I am a junior member of XDA but I have a good experience of flashing ROMs. But the problem is that I cannot post any review/reply about that ROM due to this policy by which you should have minimum 10 posts. I understand that development-purpose threads are for developers but this policy restricts us to do any sort of development-related discussion even if we are capable of doing so. So I would request XDA to please remove the policy. Thanks.
Oh great. Another one of these threads...
It's only 10 posts. It's NOT 50, 100 or anything. It's ONLY 10. You're already half way there so go and help some people in your devices Q&A section to get your other 5 posts.
If your excuse is going to be that you haven't got the knowledge to help people out, then you have no need to post in development.
In fact, I pretty much guarantee you'll have nothing relevant to post in a development thread anyway.
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Oh great. Another one of these threads...
It's only 10 posts. It's NOT 50, 100 or anything. It's ONLY 10. You're already half way there so go and help some people in your devices Q&A section to get your other 5 posts.
If your excuse is going to be that you haven't got the knowledge to help people out, then you have no need to post in development.
In fact, I pretty much guarantee you'll have nothing relevant to post in a development thread anyway.
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Amen...I mean I agree.
ruchirshah1401 said:
Hi
I am a junior member of XDA but I have a good experience of flashing ROMs. But the problem is that I cannot post any review/reply about that ROM due to this policy by which you should have minimum 10 posts. I understand that development-purpose threads are for developers but this policy restricts us to do any sort of development-related discussion even if we are capable of doing so. So I would request XDA to please remove the policy. Thanks.
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All the mods want to hunt you down and kill you, but they aren't allowed to acknowledge this in public
Re: It probably happened to you too.....
I was thinking for full form of xda...
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junaid90 said:
I was thinking for full form of xda...
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No full-form.
XDA was a HTC device back in the PDA days, and that device was responsible for the birth of this site. More Info.
ruchirshah1401 said:
Hi
I am a junior member of XDA but I have a good experience of flashing ROMs. But the problem is that I cannot post any review/reply about that ROM due to this policy by which you should have minimum 10 posts. I understand that development-purpose threads are for developers but this policy restricts us to do any sort of development-related discussion even if we are capable of doing so. So I would request XDA to please remove the policy. Thanks.
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If you can contact an administrator or senior mod, they may be able to help lift your restrictions. But you have to be able to convince them that you are knowledgeable. This is not guaranteed. Easiest thing to do is to hang out in the General Forums and help other new members so as to attain your 10 posts.
I'm personally tired of threads like these. Funny, I don't see anyone anywhere complaining about lifes rules. What's the difference here? Everyone here had to adhere to this rule, why should you or anyone else be any different? I just don't get it...
Ohh!!
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Well, removing isn't really an option, that would allow idiots to spam noob questions after 1 day.
But I've been here since mid 2011, been reading a lot, just not posting anything.
And I still have to meet the 10 posts rule. Maybe it's an idea to have either 10 posts, or being on the forum for a certain amount of time and have an x amount of pageviews or something.
Nonetheless, rules are rules, and rules are not to be broken :good:
For all you 10 post whiners in this thread, have a look at this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2166989
A thread created by a new member. 4 of his 5 posts are uuseless threads ffor which answers can be easily found by a bit of searching, what would happen now if this Guy was let loose in the development forum? I am not saying that all of you are like this. I have also seen some members whose first post was an extremely informative thread, but that's at a minority. Rules are rules and they are there for a reason, i realized this after staying on xda for more than 1.5yrs
ruchirshah1401 said:
I would request XDA to please remove the policy. Thanks.
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No can do.
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