I'm just wondering, until wich point are you still called a newbie here? do you have to reach a certain number of posts? anybody think that I'm a newbie here?, please feel free to tell, I'll not get offended, I'll try harder to be better if that is the case
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November 3rd, 2002, 03:15 #1Wilson's Friend
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November 3rd, 2002, 03:32 #2N64 Newbie
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I don't think anyone that has more than 100 posts is a newbie. "only" if its not all spams
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November 3rd, 2002, 03:42 #3Wilson's Friend
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A personal question for u ra555, why do u call yourself a newbie?
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November 4th, 2002, 19:21 #4Emu64 Staff
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"Newbieness" has nothing to do with your post count. You can have 10,000 posts, and still ask the stupidest questions.
Anyway, a person is a newbie until he has prooven otherwise; i.e, posted constructive posts, helped people out, stuff like that.Last edited by DuDe; November 4th, 2002 at 20:21.
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November 4th, 2002, 19:49 #5Long gone...
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Yes, take for example me, I've haven't got a huge post count, but i'm considered a 'master'. Largely due to my witty comments and helpfullness towards other less fortunate members of the community.
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November 4th, 2002, 20:17 #6Emutalk Member
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November 4th, 2002, 21:36 #7Not a Moderator
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Exactly Sukh, like look at Smiff. He has 2k+ posts and hes still a newbieOriginally posted by Sukh
Yes, take for example me, I've haven't got a huge post count, but i'm considered a 'master'. Largely due to my witty comments and helpfullness towards other less fortunate members of the community.
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November 4th, 2002, 21:40 #8PJ64 Lubba
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lol, ya, what has he done for the n64 emu community?Originally posted by Malcolm
Exactly Sukh, like look at Smiff. He has 2k+ posts and hes still a newbie
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November 4th, 2002, 21:51 #9Moderator
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No no, that's me.Originally posted by Malcolm
Exactly Sukh, like look at Smiff. He has 2k+ posts and hes still a newbie
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November 4th, 2002, 22:44 #10Nintendo Zealot
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Re: newbies
You sir, are extreme n3wb supreme.Originally posted by bestlegion
I'm just wondering, until wich point are you still called a newbie here? do you have to reach a certain number of posts? anybody think that I'm a newbie here?, please feel free to tell, I'll not get offended, I'll try harder to be better if that is the case
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