How many posts does it take to get recognized.

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It'd take about the wingspan of a happy penguin to be recognized. Please refer below to check your progress into recognition.
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So you's be cravin' fo recognition?? Who doesn't?

1.0. Please keep in mind that the good people here at "SS" that actually stand out, have earned it by being special in one way or another. They're the type of people that have something to share that is either informative and essential, or something that is just down-right entertaining. Those traits can manifest themselves in a negative or in a positive way. And sometimes, in a healthy mix of all of the above...

Examples:

1.1. Stefan, whom I deeply respect and admire for his knowledge and straight to the point nature, can throw stuff in there that takes a certain degree of leniency to accept. Basically because at times, it's not something you can or should automatically assume is a typical character trait of his that he's trying to promote. Like the stackmat saga, where Stefan "sold' 2nd gen stackmats to the community as a brand new concept. Comedy gold on the behalf or those that were ignorant of the facts or those that didn't know how to spell "Google" at the time..... or maybe those that just like to be sheep in general?

1.2. Kirjava, who knows more about cubing than I will ever fathom in multiple lifetimes. He doesn't act, he doesn't hide behind a mask of innocence, he just says what's on his mind. Love him or hate him, but you know he's right when it's about cubing. And he's a really nice guy in person to boot. Get cat ears and wear them people.

2.0. I could keep going on about the subject but you get what me be's thinkin'; be different. Be knowledgeable, contribute to the community but don't take yourself to seriously. Have a laugh and enjoy the fact that you're here. I can recall a lot of your posts man, so you have my attention anyway.

And get an avatar too, I can ask the "God" to make one for you if you're open for the real "sh*t" that is? Aight?

Kind regards,

H.
 
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Another way to get recognized is by your username, avatar, and your signature. People are going to most remember something they find shocking. You have a noticeable username(At least I remember it) but you have no avatar and your signature is kinda typical.

Yes you bolded it, but its still boring and something a lot of people have. Take my username, avatar and signature for example. I would think to a lot of you people it would find it kind of shocking, at least I would think you would. Could someone confirm with me that you think my username, avatar and sig are odd and out of place?

anyway, make it odd like mine.
 
b4p4076 said:
So you's be cravin' fo recognition?? Who doesn't?

1.0. Please keep in mind that the good people here at "SS" that actually stand out, have earned it by being special in one way or another. They're the type of people that have something to share that is either informative and essential, or something that is just down-right entertaining. Those traits can manifest themselves in a negative or in a positive way. And sometimes, in a healthy mix of all of the above...

Examples:

1.1. Stefan, whom I deeply respect and admire for his knowledge and straight to the point nature, can throw stuff in there that takes a certain degree of leniency to accept. Basically because at times, it's not something you can or should automatically assume is a typical character trait of his that he's trying to promote. Like the stackmat saga, where Stefan "sold' 2nd gen stackmats to the community as a brand new concept. Comedy gold on the behalf or those that were ignorant of the facts or those that didn't know how to spell "Google" at the time..... or maybe those that just like to be sheep in general?

1.2. Kirjava, who knows more about cubing than I will ever fathom in multiple lifetimes. He doesn't act, he doesn't hide behind a mask of innocence, he just says what's on his mind. Love him or hate him, but you know he's right when it's about cubing. And he's a really nice guy in person to boot. Get cat ears and wear them people.

2.0. I could keep going on about the subject but you get what me be's thinkin'; be different. Be knowledgeable, contribute to the community but don't take yourself to seriously. Have a laugh and enjoy the fact that you're here. I can recall a lot of your posts man, so you have my attention anyway.

And get an avatar too, I can ask the "God" to make one for you if you're open for the real "sh*t" that is? Aight?

Kind regards,

H.
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TiLiMayor said:
Cause a 2x2 sub-1 avg requires no skill at all.
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One of a kind post.

pwnAge, a lot of people DO know you from your massive list of threads that usually have "Help" in them.
 
I recognize pwnage, since I've seen the username a lot lately.

antoineccantin said:
Lets test this out. I have about 300 posts. Who recognizes me? If so, why?
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I only recognize your username, because I've seen it before. That's about it.

emolover said:
I dont recognize you. Your name, avatar and sig are very ordinary.

Does anyone recognize me?
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I also recognize you, because of your username and avatar.
 
b4p4076 said:
So you's be cravin' fo recognition?? Who doesn't?

1.0. Please keep in mind that the good people here at "SS" that actually stand out, have earned it by being special in one way or another. They're the type of people that have something to share that is either informative and essential, or something that is just down-right entertaining. Those traits can manifest themselves in a negative or in a positive way. And sometimes, in a healthy mix of all of the above...

Examples:

1.1. Stefan, whom I deeply respect and admire for his knowledge and straight to the point nature, can throw stuff in there that takes a certain degree of leniency to accept. Basically because at times, it's not something you can or should automatically assume is a typical character trait of his that he's trying to promote. Like the stackmat saga, where Stefan "sold' 2nd gen stackmats to the community as a brand new concept. Comedy gold on the behalf or those that were ignorant of the facts or those that didn't know how to spell "Google" at the time..... or maybe those that just like to be sheep in general?

1.2. Kirjava, who knows more about cubing than I will ever fathom in multiple lifetimes. He doesn't act, he doesn't hide behind a mask of innocence, he just says what's on his mind. Love him or hate him, but you know he's right when it's about cubing. And he's a really nice guy in person to boot. Get cat ears and wear them people.

2.0. I could keep going on about the subject but you get what me be's thinkin'; be different. Be knowledgeable, contribute to the community but don't take yourself to seriously. Have a laugh and enjoy the fact that you're here. I can recall a lot of your posts man, so you have my attention anyway.

And get an avatar too, I can ask the "God" to make one for you if you're open for the real "sh*t" that is? Aight?

Kind regards,

H.
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Everytime you post, I glance at your avi and think you're Stefan Huber.

I've seen threads on other forums that were along the lines of "Do you recognize the poster above you? If so, for what?"
 
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