Criteria for user titles

[TurnipBell20]

How is it possible that I am already labeled a „Senior Member“ eventhough I joined 5 days ago? Is this attached to the number of posts one makes?

 

[Croconaw]

I think it is attached to the number of posts you have. You’ve been very active in the community. You can actually change your usertitle to whatever you want, like mine is Croconaw written in Japanese. I’m not that creative, lmao.

First, click your icon at the top and go to your account details.

Secondly, scroll down and you should see this box.

You can enter your own usertitle in there.

 

[xSuperMario64x]

I think "senior member" is reached once you make 50 posts, but like Croconaw said you can change it to whatever you want and get really creative with it

 

[Mr_Keroppi]

I think it is attached to the number of posts you have. You’ve been very active in the community. You can actually change your usertitle to whatever you want, like mine is Croconaw written in Japanese. I’m not that creative, lmao.

First, click your icon at the top and go to your account details.
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Secondly, scroll down and you should see this box.
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You can enter your own usertitle in there.

I think "senior member" is reached once you make 50 posts, but like Croconaw said you can change it to whatever you want and get really creative with it

True! Its super fun to think of new ones! You can even change the color and title whenever! I love it so muchie! I think its really really fun!

 

[Belle T]

Does being a senior member make you eligible for a discount at IHOP? Asking for a friend.

 

[Kitsuragi]

Does being a senior member make you eligible for a discount at IHOP? Asking for a friend.

no, but you do get to sit at the adult table at the family reunion potluck.

 

[LambdaDelta]

like mine is Croconaw written in Japanese

technically speaking, your isn't croconaw in japanese, but the japanese name for croconaw (arigeitsu, which basically amounts to 'alligat' in terms of japanese pronunciation)

croconaw in japanese would probably be something along the lines of クロコーナ