"Experience" level?

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I propose a new measurement for e-peen size, the "experience level." We have members who've registered a few months ago with thousands of posts, and we have members from way back that lurk around but only have a few hundred posts. And everything in between. All the while, the forum software keeps all sorts of tabs on our movements and browsing habits. The "experience level" would be the total amount of time actively spent on GBATEMP. Clicking, browsing, typing, posting, searching, mingling. I'm not sure if the software can keep track of when we're actually active instead of just logged in (that would be perfect). Failing that, the total time logged in could work.

There could be ribbons and icons, like for the post count. Or maybe just specific member titles. Like "Obsessive lurker."

And like all "experience points," having more is a clear indication of a lack of life
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Another "measurement" could be combining the join date with the post count. Each on their own doesn't really mean much, but deriving an indicator from the both of them could be fun. Let's say a year is worth a thousand posts (or five hundred). Or the other way around. The years + posts could represent a "level."

For example, [___]drian has been here since 2004., and has 11 thousand posts. That would put him at level 16 (Thordrian, Lv16 Mod... hee hee, sounds good). I've been here for three years, have two thousand posts, so that would make me level 5 (almost 6, yo
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) (wait, Veho, Lv6 member... sounds good
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Of course, inactive members would still level up, but you don't see them around.


Think about it.
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I think this could be a better system once a few problems are ironed out. I mean, I've been on gbatemp for quite a while but I haven't posted much (only when I think I can be helpful) but other people come along and within a week have hundreds of posts. Then in comparison to these people my views get ignored, when quite often, their views/help are terrible.
 
I'm going to start grinding to raise my exp level, starting by reading every single Imagine release thread
 
BlueStar said:
I'm going to start grinding to raise my exp level, starting by reading every single Imagine release thread

OK, done. How long before I learn Firaga?
 

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