Why do some users have different coloured names?

[H1_Roller]

I know that moderators and accredited reps will have different coloured names, but why do others (who don't appear to be either Mod or Rep)?

Not a big deal, I'm just curios

 

[rainmaker]

I know that moderators and accredited reps will have different coloured names, but why do others (who don't appear to be either Mod or Rep)?

Not a big deal, I'm just curios

Blue is a newbie, light orange is senior member and dark orange is Meister member. You and me, as "newbies" will become senior members (from blue to light orange) after one year as members (+ one needs to have a certain amount of rep points, 500+ or something). And later, from senior to Meister member.

 

[baldidiot]

And us webmeisters are green

 

[jod5413]

Blue is a newbie, light orange is senior member and dark orange is Meister member. You and me, as "newbies" will become senior members (from blue to light orange) after one year as members (+ one needs to have a certain amount of rep points, 500+ or something). And later, from senior to Meister member.

That is only if you behave yourself, of course!!

 

[rainmaker]

That is only if you behave yourself, of course!!

hehe...true

If I don`t behave = rainmaker

Some people would probably enjoyed it if my name was in red, but lets hope that will never happen

And H1_Roller...I will become Senior Member about 3 months before you. Yeah

 

[maxd]

If you scroll down on the front page of the forum you'll see the "Total members that have visited the forum ..." section. Just below it is the colour code chart for forum member names:


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[ksech]

hehe...true

If I don`t behave = rainmaker

Some people would probably enjoyed it if my name was in red, but lets hope that will never happen

And H1_Roller...I will become Senior Member about 3 months before you. Yeah

Ahhh, I don't think you have much to worry about, Bryan is pretty lenient when it comes to banning people.

 

[H1_Roller]

If you scroll down on the front page of the forum you'll see the "Total members that have visited the forum ..." section. Just below it is the colour code chart for forum member names:

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How could I have missed that?

Thanks for answering everyone

 

[maxd]

Probably worth mentioning that there's another "colour" for users that isn't mentioned in the colour table: invisible. All levels of membership (see here) above "Registered User" have the option to "Set Self to Invisible Mode".

"Set Self to Invisible Mode" means the user name doesn't show up on the "Currently Active Users" list (or the "Total members that have visited the forum today" list? Not sure about that). Think of it as "private" forum browsing, you can be on without folks knowing you are on.

 

[chuchu59]

Probably worth mentioning that there's another "colour" for users that isn't mentioned in the colour table: invisible. All levels of membership (see here) above "Registered User" have the option to "Set Self to Invisible Mode".

"Set Self to Invisible Mode" means the user name doesn't show up on the "Currently Active Users" list (or the "Total members that have visited the forum today" list? Not sure about that). Think of it as "private" forum browsing, you can be on without folks knowing you are on.

ha!n one colour i certainly dont want nor think i am up to it is the blue colour. damn tough job if you ask me.

 

[maxd]

... damn tough job if you ask me.

I've found that the difficulty of any given job often depends greatly on the difficultness of the person in charge. Fortunately the guy in charge here is a peach so the job is actually pretty pleasant -- the occasional flame wars and troll fights aside -- and one of the best I've had. Just MHO.

 

[The Dude]

... Think of it as "private" forum browsing, you can be on without folks knowing you are on.

Except for the mods and me - the "meister" knows all...