What do the points do?
Posted on: March 31, 2010 - 12:53am
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What do the points do?
As a newb to internet forums, I have been wondering what, if anything, the points do? If anyone can tell me, it would be much appreciated!
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the software template on which the site is built. They could have a meaning but in this case they don't. I think it's fair to say the more points a person has the more active they are/have been over a long period of time.
Anyone with more than about 20,000 points is an apostle. Whoever reaches 100,000 is the messiah, come sliding down from heaven on his ass.
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