Full Version: How posts no. increase
I keep monitoring my post counter, but after 2-3 posted, the counter increse.How actlly it works haa...
only posts in certain sections count towards it. Off my head, mamak place and garage sales don't count.
QUOTE(terion @ Sep 11 2008, 10:58 AM) 
basically non essential sections eg. front desk, other interest, market place and paddock area all posts not counted... this means u have to posts meaningful posts to up ur rank... helping other members and promoting the club is encouraged hence in these section the posts counts...
the above is quoted from here that also explains the ranking system.
oic.. like tat one aa..tq
oooooooooooo................baru ana faham lah......ente bikin ini macam baguslah... 
QUOTE(eldiablo @ Nov 23 2008, 11:43 AM)
the above is quoted from here that also explains the ranking system.
OO like that ah...no wonder la, i've post quite a lot but oni few counted...tension je...=(
QUOTE(pyro @ Jan 24 2009, 11:28 AM)
OO like that ah...no wonder la, i've post quite a lot but oni few counted...tension je...=(
hehe,only technical post counted..during old days most thread post counted,and u can see they are some member post >100 post/day 
QUOTE(axenophage @ Jan 24 2009, 04:54 PM)
hehe,only technical post counted..during old days most thread post counted,and u can see they are some member post >100 post/day
lalalala...i know who...lalalala...major...and major2...lalalala
Just post EVERYWHERE like me la!
quality of postings is important.
the post counts are supposed to encourage positive contributions. not just empty tcss.
its not a perfect system but those who use these forums reguarly can tell the difference a TCSS member and those who post when they have positive contribution.
the post counts are supposed to encourage positive contributions. not just empty tcss.
its not a perfect system but those who use these forums reguarly can tell the difference a TCSS member and those who post when they have positive contribution.
QUOTE(eldiablo @ Jan 25 2009, 11:04 AM)
quality of postings is important.
the post counts are supposed to encourage positive contributions. not just empty tcss.
its not a perfect system but those who use these forums reguarly can tell the difference a TCSS member and those who post when they have positive contribution.
the post counts are supposed to encourage positive contributions. not just empty tcss.
its not a perfect system but those who use these forums reguarly can tell the difference a TCSS member and those who post when they have positive contribution.
Good quality TCSS count or not? :)
May I ask...what does TCSS mean?
talk c**k sing song
refer here for more definitions:
http://forum.lancerzone.com/index.php?showtopic=70
http://forum.lancerzone.com/index.php?showtopic=70
Thank you kindly Bro Ettan28 and Bro Terion for the clarification. Now I know what TCSS means. All these while I've been trying to figure out what it means by linking the phrase with the sentence it is used in...not successful. Nevertheless, now I know la. Thank you very much ya Bros
QUOTE(eldiablo @ Jan 25 2009, 11:04 AM)
quality of postings is important.
the post counts are supposed to encourage positive contributions. not just empty tcss.
its not a perfect system but those who use these forums reguarly can tell the difference a TCSS member and those who post when they have positive contribution.
the post counts are supposed to encourage positive contributions. not just empty tcss.
its not a perfect system but those who use these forums reguarly can tell the difference a TCSS member and those who post when they have positive contribution.
Eldiablo,
To further improve the system, may I suggest a demerit fine for persistant TCSS posts.
This will reduce the level of clutter posted and further encourage positive contributions.
Based on the level of clutter (ok, rubbish, in simple english) posted, moderator can notify member and deduct demerit points/fine.
Additionally, when an exceptionally beneficial post is made, (eg JL's seriously informative posts), bonus round points should be added.
TCSS is cool. TCSS is enjoyable. TCSS IS LGTC.
It is easy to look for "positive contributions", bypassing all the TCSS posts in a thread.
However, I see the point about folks here that does nothing except TCSS. But then it doesn't bother me, I just bypass their TCSS posts in a "serious" thread.
It is easy to look for "positive contributions", bypassing all the TCSS posts in a thread.
However, I see the point about folks here that does nothing except TCSS. But then it doesn't bother me, I just bypass their TCSS posts in a "serious" thread.
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