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Marg Shurtliff
April 17th, 2010, 03:37 AM
What's the difference between a Full member and a Regular member and how does a regular become a full ?

Hans Deventer
April 17th, 2010, 04:23 AM
What's the difference between a Full member and a Regular member and how does a regular become a full ?

Marg, vBulletin has such a huge number of settings and options that I could spend a day searching for this specific setting. However, if you check the membership list and sort it on the number of posts, you will find that everyone with more than 30 posts apparently became a full member automatically.

Marg Shurtliff
April 17th, 2010, 06:47 AM
Marg, vBulletin has such a huge number of settings and options that I could spend a day searching for this specific setting. However, if you check the membership list and sort it on the number of posts, you will find that everyone with more than 30 posts apparently became a full member automatically.
Thanks , Hans . I am glad there is not another sub category . 30 isn't that hard to reach . What was confusing is the titles some have who have more posts as they get those rather than full member .

Hans Deventer
April 17th, 2010, 06:50 AM
Thanks , Hans . I am glad there is not another sub category . 30 isn't that hard to reach .

For all clarity, Scott set up vBulletin as fast as possible with pretty much all the default settings. So it's not a choice from us to distinguish between regular and full members. We may introduce a limited membership again when it comes to posting on the Current Events and Theology forums, as the old board used to have. But that is something different. I don't think a regular member has any limitations as it is now.

Betty Bolerjack
April 18th, 2010, 11:07 PM
Marg, vBulletin has such a huge number of settings and options that I could spend a day searching for this specific setting. However, if you check the membership list and sort it on the number of posts, you will find that everyone with more than 30 posts apparently became a full member automatically.
Figures! I was out of town over the weekend and barely had time to look at NazNet, let alone post, so I'm still just a regular member. Well, here's one more closer to being a "full" member! :)

Ryan Scott
April 19th, 2010, 07:44 AM
Figures! I was out of town over the weekend and barely had time to look at NazNet, let alone post, so I'm still just a regular member. Well, here's one more closer to being a "full" member!


I went away for this weekend as well and I feel like I missed the busiest posting weekend in Naznet history. Wow, there's a lot to catch up on.

Betty Bolerjack
April 19th, 2010, 10:03 AM
I went away for this weekend as well and I feel like I missed the busiest posting weekend in Naznet history. Wow, there's a lot to catch up on.
Yep! I think I'm probably back at the point of never being able to read all the posts on NazNet! LOL

Marg Shurtliff
April 19th, 2010, 10:07 PM
I went away for this weekend as well and I feel like I missed the busiest posting weekend in Naznet history. Wow, there's a lot to catch up on.

I was here all weekend and checked it last about 11 PM last night and still have about twice as much as a normal busy day posting to catch up with . Can just imagine what you have , Ryan .