How can you become a top member?
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Permalink Reply by Atheist Andrea on -
What seems to make me top 3 often is posting discussions. I have no idea how many points it is for that, but I don't think I comment all that much and my chatting can't add up to squat.
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Permalink Reply by Torkoal (Gotta catch 'em all) on -
Thanks Andrea, I've already made a couple of posts, and since I'll usually log in everyday, hopefully I'll get my spot on the top members list as well, in time.
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Permalink Reply by Atheist Andrea on
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This is a very good goal to have! Just remember, when you post a discussion, respond back to the person who took time to write on your blog (just as you have done here) and not only is this good etiquette but will boost your points without trying.
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Permalink Reply by Torkoal (Gotta catch 'em all) on
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Always do- I like discussion.
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Permalink Reply by Madhukar Kulkarni on -
I think that there should be no competition for being a top member. There is no point in heaping replies on replies. I am a bit distressed to add that this seems to be actually happening sometimes. Every member participating in a discussion should ensure that his reply is relevant to the subject and is of substance.
MADHUKAR KULKARNI.
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Permalink Reply by Maruli Marulaki on -
I happened to discover myself as top member about twice and I was surprised myself. I guess my blog posts were the main reason.
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Permalink Reply by Mark R. Stevens on -
What exactly would you do with the distinction of being the 'top member'? Is this a talent contest? I joined to share ideas and converse with other open minded people. Competing for top member of an atheist forum seems to trivialize the site. Ever been to a church of any denomination and see how easy it is to pick out the preachers pets? You know, the ones in the front row with the best suits and the sanctimonious grins who only speak to, or respond to, those top members who are worthy of their acknowledgement? If Atheist Nexus is just another congregation of tiers then perhaps I came to the wrong place.
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Permalink Reply by Maruli Marulaki on
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What exactly would you do with the distinction of being the 'top member'?
It was not my intention, it was an unexpected surprise. But I appreciated the notoriety, because my main reason to join AN is my search for a likeminded partner.
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Permalink Reply by Madhukar Kulkarni on
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"my main reason to join AN is my search for a likeminded partner."
Seems this is a matchmaking site too!
MADHUKAR KULKARNI.
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Permalink Reply by Maruli Marulaki on
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AN has a group 'Atheist Singles' with 1084 members......
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Permalink Reply by Reha ULKU on -
Let's not say likeminded. Let's say unlikeminded atheists. I want to see differences among us. It is necessary for my war. To me for you too. Every citizen of every country has different points of views. I need different point of views. A part of yours may be. Not others' yet. They seem flat minded.
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Permalink Reply by Madhukar Kulkarni on
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If you want to see differences among us then we here at AN gurantee you full satisfaction! Join us and add to our differences.
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