Are you a newbie, a veteran or what?

hi dear friend, well, mama i belong to the "or what" category bwahahahahahaha!!! seriously, i feel i am a newbie (two-months old with mylot) and will a veteran someday. thanks for your patience doryvien for taking the time to explain to me some of my mylot concerns particularly rating, ranking, points, earnings, referrals and mylot friends. please continue to bear with me...as we both enjoy mylot! have a great weekend!

I think that a newbie would have up to 100 posts. After that I would consider a mylotter more experienced. He or she would be a veteran after 1000 posts. There are some very much more veterans on My Lot that that. A my lotter with 5000 posts would be a great veteran. One with 10000 posts would be great great veteran. As long as the member is enjoying wonderful My Lot that is what counts. I see discussions from members that joined at around the same time as me to My Lot. The number of posts are all different. So the length of time a my lotter has been on here might not reflect their number of posts. I know some have more than 10000 posts and some have less than 5000 posts. I love My Lot.

Hello doryvien, I think here at mylot, being newbie or veteran doesn't really matter. I myself, have been around for almost a year now, but some times I still consider myself a newbie because there are a lot of things to consider and to learn here, both from mylot, but also from the members of mylot. One can be a member for a long time, and yet, doesn't know anything here, but one can be a member for a few days and yet have discovered many things already, and might be considered a veteran here and can answer questions of other newbies. I think mylot is a continuous learning from each other posts. We can always be a newbie, but a veteran in other things. have fun mylotting

Hi doryvien, I've been active here a lot less than the months on my profile show as I hadn't a clue how to work around the place when I first signed up, having never used a site like this before, so gave up after a couple of days in complete boredom. After three months I took another go at it and worked it out. I wouldn't consider myself a newbie anymore but neither an oldie, and all the technical bits still bore me rigid, but I have fun here responding but more especially putting new discussions up.

hello doryvien, Before I consider myself a newbie last year but now i prefer to be just considered a my-lotter rather than being still a newbie or oldie. it raises some barriers and little forms of discrimination if we start leveling ourselves against the others. mylot consider all of us here equal, it is only us that we consider others a newbie. it doesn't matter really as long as the new ones can be helped.

I'm a Newbie.. as I became a member of myLot 2 days back. . :)

Well I have been here 3 years. But my activity is not that much as others that ahve been here three years. I don;'t consider myself a vet nor a newbie. I am in the middle I guess. I try not to look at the number between () because this can be deceiving in so many ways. Someone could be here only 1 week and have more posts that someone that has been here 3 years. It is all about activity. And what people post can't always tell you either,because we all make mistakes. Even people who have been here a long time don't know certain rules or what not. I think a vet is someone who answers questions and helps people with their experiences.

Hi doryvien, It doesn't matter to me whether a person is a newbie or a veteran. I love to welcome new people here. I'm not sure when a person stops being a newbie and becomes a veteran and I know there are always new things for all of us to learn here. Maybe less than 500 posts is a newbie but I think we need a third name because I don't believe one becomes a veteran at that time, maybe at 5000 posts. It doesn't matter to me as I consider that we all have something to contribute. Blessings.

hi doryvien. for me, a veteran is someone who's already a member for over a year now. but that doesn't mean that he knows everything around. just like me, i thought i am already a veteran when i became a year older as a member. but time goes, i found out that i still have a lot to learn. so i think, being a veteran, it doesn't matter the age or number of posts, but how you actually know the ins and outs of the site. i think i am over a newbie but still below a veteran.

Well i come to mylot, some time ago but since yesterday i was inactive, so for now i am a newbie again , hope so that soon i will be 100% active again and share my opinion with all the mylot members :). And i dont think this matter, because all of us make our little job to make grow the page and the nice thing is that we have fun and we learn from other people post and we can earn money too!!! :D

I am a newbie here and becomes active only for 3 months but been inactive member for 5 months. I think oldie member are those who been here for more than 3 years and you could see the number of posting beside their names counts more than 5000 or more.

Hi doryvien, well i got a term for that "newvet" haha. actually in my personal opinion the number of post you've made is just one way of basing a member of being a newbie or a veteran. My personal belief when it comes to newbies, they are members who barely know the way around mylot. like haven't really adopted to the surrounding here and still have a lot to learn when it comes to regulation and how things work here. on the other hand a veteran means someone who have great knowledge already on mylot as to how to maximize your earnings, how to make quality post, which are accepted and which are not. and basically just pretty much know a lot about he guidelines here. to be a veteran doesn't mean you have to count years to be able to say that you are one. years is not a basis although it is an advantage. yet, there are still a lot of old members here who doesn't even know simple rules that mylot implements. and there are newbies who are just new but very active and could easily learn how to cope up here. As for me i think i have passed the stage of being a newbie but definitely has a long way ahead on being a veteran..hehe so i guess im a newvet.lol

Im a newbie. How many posts or responds does it take to become a veteran?? I'd haven't figured everything out yet, Im still learning how to do things and how much you get paid. By The Way: What pays the most? Does anyone know?