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01/26/2007 8:14 AM  
How about an explanation of the "thingys" within the forums -
 
red dots after a name - green dots after a name -various colored blocks under the names...
 
I'm sure they are other "thingys" I have not yet encountered....
 
Then again - it does not take a lot to either entertain or confuse me.

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01/26/2007 9:54 AM  
Dennis,
Good question.  The red/green dot next to your username shows other users if you are currently online or not (green = yes, red = no).
 
Our forum uses a ranking system based on teh number of posts a user makes.  The yellow squares indicate your rank on the forum based on your contributions.
 
 
 

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01/26/2007 11:01 AM  
Whoa, 50 gets you Camper Status! That is too KOOL! 

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01/26/2007 11:42 AM  
Thats funny. I didn't put a ton of thought into the rank names. I think it was like 2:00am and I'm staring at the forum setup screen to set things up and this is all I could come up with.

Completely open to more ideas on rank names. Although I do like "newbie" and "not a newbie"

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01/26/2007 12:06 PM  

Posted By swebster on 01/26/2007 11:42 AM
Thats funny. I didn't put a ton of thought into the rank names. I think it was like 2:00am and I'm staring at the forum setup screen to set things up and this is all I could come up with.

Completely open to more ideas on rank names. Although I do like "newbie" and "not a newbie"

I love em! Nice job!!!



1977 Argosy 20
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01/26/2007 1:14 PM  
 [/quote]
Our forum uses a ranking system based on teh number of posts a user makes.  The yellow squares indicate your rank on the forum based on your contributions.[/quote]
 
Rank and Status -
 
Almost reminds me of the Old Guard Walley Bangers Caravanishing Club Officer Ascension hierarchy.
 
OK with me....
 
....but I DO want my qualifications listed - check out my signature for steps I've executed in my ambition toward completing attainment of the coveted "Not A Newbie" social class.
 
Does anyone have a "tongue in cheek" emoticon which Steven could add to the list?


Dennis
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01/26/2007 1:27 PM  
I'm not sure you're qualified for a black water dump yet. You have that fancy push button thingy on your rig...hardly a "true" black water dump ;)

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01/26/2007 7:27 PM  
re my "fancy pushbutton thingy"....
 
Oh, Steven, the tales I could tell -
 
The Jabsco macerator pump on the sewerage discharge is currently plugged up with things I shudder to describe....
 
Before I figured out the pump was inop I blew several fuses - fuses which required me being totally under the MoHo to change - too close to the sh!tter dump for sanitary and olfactory comfort.
 
Good point for anyone doing a mod on their MoHo's - ALWAYS make the electricals - especially the fuses - easily accessible.
 
Long story short - with a full tank of "black stuff" and the requirement to dump by using only hoses and connectors at least 10 years old I was reminded a multitude of times how much leaking, spraying, and douching can occur with only two feet of head.
 
The ensuing events could best be accurately described as a learning experience akin to that of actor Robin Williams in his (in)famous scenes involving dumping the black water of his rental slab side in the movie "RV".
 
I was not a happy person.
 
 

Dennis
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01/26/2007 9:54 PM  
EEEWWWWWW!

Steven Webster
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01/27/2007 6:56 AM  
I loved that movie! That was a pretty good scene. Not that far fetched when ya think about it too.
Dunno how may time I've seen a crowd draw.

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