How long will I be a newbie?
By Betty34
@Betty34 (267)
United States
February 27, 2008 1:51pm CST
Hi I have an interesting question. I am wondering if there's a set time when you are not a newbie anymore? Maybe it has to do with your posting number, or the star's number (wow, I have a 10 :)) ?
Or however long you've been here? It hasn't even been a month yet for me I don't think.
I consider myself a newbie still. I need to read the rules and regulations. After I do that, I may not think of myself as such a newbie.
Posting questions about how to use the site is definitely the sign of a newbie. And I'm not doing that so much now. :) Starting to get the hang of it I think.
Thank you in advance for your responses.
Have a great day. It's a nice, sunny one here in WA.
B
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@vamp6x6x6x (636)
• United States
27 Feb 08
I been wondering that same question, but the more I think about it the more I feel like a newbie. I think I will be a newbie forever. :(
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@vamp6x6x6x (636)
• United States
28 Feb 08
Thank you for telling my I am finally not a newbie. I haven't found the time to read em either.
@ESKARENA1 (18261)
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27 Feb 08
congratulations on your 10. For me you stop being a newbie at 100 posts, after this i assume you are committed to stay in the site
blessed be
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@ESKARENA1 (18261)
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28 Feb 08
well, yes it is our Daughters name and as far as i can tell from my research it is of Russian extraction
blessed be
@Sissygrl (10912)
• Canada
27 Feb 08
I think once your past 100 your good to go. I dont say welcome to mylot after like 50 if that helps any. lol. I think after i got past 500 i felt confident that i was no longer a noob ;) Have fun betty ;) I wouldnt worry about being a newb or not ;)
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@drannhh (15219)
• United States
27 Feb 08
It depends on whether it is your opinion that you are a newbie or someone else's. I started feeling a little less like a newbie after 500 posts because being able to cut and paste and handle photos is a big deal. But if you got a shiny blue star already you might already have gone past newbiehood. congrats!
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@Betty34 (267)
• United States
28 Feb 08
Well thank you. whatever my shiny blue star means. I just know it's as high as it goes. I am looking forward to doing that. (being able to cut and paste) Maybe in a couple months. Or a few. Depending how much posting I do...
Hope you are having a good night.
B
@Aingealicia (1905)
• United States
4 Mar 08
I think you are newbie with one. One post. You broke your cherry so to say. Welcome curtain climber.
LOL
Ainge
@Ldyjarhead (10233)
• United States
27 Feb 08
I doubt there is any set protocol here.
I've been here 8 days and while I still feel like a 'newbie' based on that period of time, my number of postings and certainly my daily earnings would say that I'm a bit more 'seasoned' than that.
Forget about titles. Post, have fun, and make a buck!
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@Ldyjarhead (10233)
• United States
28 Feb 08
Yep, me and my big mouth are finally paying off! I often wondered if I would ever find a way to put in on a resume.
Marie Anne
:)
@raijin (10345)
• Philippines
28 Feb 08
Nothing in particular, as long as you already know how to cope up here then you're more than of a newbie already!;) The numbers or ratings doesn't make any difference, as long as you have something to share here and voice out.
Honestly, I was not like you when I first joined here. If I remember it correctly, it took me for about few months before I could get a grip about this site. Since this is the only and the very first time I joined such a community, not to mention that it's international and members do come from different parts of the world..
And so I wish you good luck, don't be hesitant in posting and making your point known!;)
@lordwarwizard (35747)
• Singapore
28 Feb 08
Hihi Betty,
I don't think there is any fixed line so to speak.
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Ok, jump over this line and you have graduated.
Nah, nothing of that sort.
I think you yourself will know when you stop being a "newbie". That's when you start feeling old and decide it is time to guide other newcomers around.:P
@bellaofchaos (11538)
• United States
28 Feb 08
It depends on you and how your feel also some will feel your a newbie until you get a discussion deleted. LOL have fun and enjoy yourself and done't worry about being a newbie ...LOL!!!!
@bfarrier1 (2082)
• United States
29 Feb 08
Hi,I am not sure since I am a newbie myself.I don't get here everyday but I do enjoy reading all the post and responding to a few. Have a great day!It has been icing and snowing here for the past three weeks about the time you think its over here comes some more.
@ellie333 (21016)
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28 Feb 08
Hi I at the moment say that I am fairly new as I have been here about five weeks, I suppose the first couple of weeks I felt like a Newbie, didn't understand a lot of stuff, then got my first star and realised I had to chooose the best response and + rate each response (I never - just don't press the plus button, but that was only on one comment out of hundreds anyway). Welcome Betty, you seem settled here already. Ellie :D
@jhl930 (3601)
• United States
28 Feb 08
I have been here for about a month or so and this is going to be my first payout this month...so I will be excited to see how mylot pays and depending on how they pay will depend on if i continue to post here on mylot...I really hope that they don't disappoint me with the paying method...I think that after a few months your no longer considered a newbie..
@ruthinian (2309)
• United States
28 Feb 08
Im a newbie myself. I'm still learning and more interested in making friends. Reading rules and regulations is not my best asset, however I "watch and learn" is my best asset. And I will be happy just to earn something for doing this than nothing. take care my friend.
