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what shall we call ourselves?

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laurencer
Jan 09 2003
01:13 pm

we currently have the following terribly boring categories for *cino membership based on number of posts:
[ul]
[li]new member (0 posts)
[li]member (50 posts)
[li]senior member (150 posts)
[/ul]
we were thinking it would be nice to come up with something more creative to call our members and to have more categories. while we have an idea for the number of posts each category would require, we have no idea what to call the categories. here’s what we’re thinking for number of posts:
[ul]
[li]0
[li]25
[li]75
[li]150
[li]300
[li]500
[li]1000
[/ul]
any ideas for what we should call these categories? any metaphors that would be appropriate?

thanks in advance for your input.

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Norbert
Jan 09 2003
03:10 pm

I’ve always wanted to be called Norbert esquire.
It’s got a certain ring don’t you think?

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BBC
Jan 09 2003
03:52 pm

How bout a superhero theme:

0 — Random Sidekick
25 — Cultural Crusader
75 — Captain Cino
150 — Giant Robot
300 — Reclusive Mutant Mind-reading Leader
500 — Philosopher of Steel
1000 — Universal Force

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GoDrama
Jan 10 2003
08:33 pm

Personally I think the superhero theme rocks. Go BC. I was wondering about that whole what makes you a “member” thing anyway. Yeah for creativeness, it would be exciting (for me anyway)to work through the levels. Plus I would be a Cultural Crusader and not a “New Member” that would be cool.

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GoDrama
Jan 10 2003
08:34 pm

I also think that if BC was a giant robot it would make his day.
:-)

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laurencer
Feb 26 2003
12:50 pm

although i did really like the superhero theme, we went with something a little more boring. here are the new member titles and a brief explanation about why we went with them: ../discussion/index.cfm?frmid=21&tpcid=370

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JabirdV
Feb 26 2003
01:51 pm

booooooooo!

I liked the super hero theme!

Now this post gets me one step closed to being a junior….geesh, I’m in high school all over again.