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Babble Birth Days determine old timers?

Posted by Shar on April 3, 2002, at 2:30:28

In reply to Re: More on Old Timers Board, posted by kiddo on April 2, 2002, at 20:18:56

Time on board seems like the most simple way to figure it. And, the cut-off would probably be arbitrary, I would define old timers as folks here, and participating a least a little, for a year or more.

I've been on since May 2000, before PB was split into two boards. When I look at the posts from that time period, those posters would definitely be oldtimers to me.

I don't think the old timers would post exclusively to a board for old timers. I think it would be more of a connection for 'family' from times past. These folks would know each others histories a bit better than most and what some of us have been through without a lot of background details.

As always, there will be pros and cons. No matter what is done, some people will be offended.

Maybe we should have a newbies board and an intermediates board, to cover all the bases. And maybe a lurkers board--if anyone would ever post there. 8-)

Shar

> What do you define as 'Old-Timer'? How do you create something that is separated like that without offending others? Don't you think that if it's separated like that the old-timers will end up a separate group from the 'newbies'?
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> Just wondering-
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> Kiddo


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