Over Here!

I can challenge if someone makes up the rules. :eek: :eek: I have mediocre skills but I'm willing to go at it with anyone for a little fun. :p :p Never done this before though. Any volunteers? :mad: :mad:


:confused: :D

http://www.teamphotoshop.com/forum/vbforum/showthread.php?t=4748

extra emphasis on the "must have" and "meaningful"

ah. I wondered why there was no challenging going on.

Think up some meaningful posts.

how do I know when i have 25 "meaningful" posts? Is there a moderator that goes through everyone's posts and decides on it? :p

I'm pretty sure they simply mean don't post a bunch of crap or single word posts solely with the intention of rasing your post count. Which is a decent rule because that would obviously be a lame thing to do.

I think if you ignore your post count and post messages that you want to post because you genuinely want to reply to a topic then you'll be fine. To me this seems to be common sense. Granted I don't know this for a fact and I may indeed be wrong. I'll leave that up to the admin/mods to correct me if I am wrong. But if what constitutes a "meaningful" messege is any more complex than the common sense I just suggested, then you'd think there'd be some explicit instructions on how to correctly post here and how to not post here. But without any such instruction I gotta go with the common sense method. :p

very meaningful post Outpatient. I wonder if calling your post meaningful means my post is also meaningful.. Hmm, I think i'll go enroll in yoga :p

by meaningfull we mean that you take part in the board - not just for challenging someone..

by taking part in the board we mean, that you check out the misc. section once in a while - maybe even drop a comment if you feel you have something relevant to add. Show/give your oppenions about other peoples work in the art section, contribute to the board instead of "beeing here" .. .

So, we're looking forward too seeing you around

casual / mod

what casual means is actually simpler :

"Give something nice to the community before asking for something that would please you"