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Probably a dangerous question but how does one change their member title?

 

See some people have custom names yet cannot figure out where that is changed. Are there any requirements to enter this special handshake club?

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Interesting,

 

I don't have that "Member Title" field in my general profile settings tab.

 

Goes straight from "Edit my About Me page" to my birth date settings...? :thumbdown:

 

Think it might be how much posts you have??

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Yeah you have to be here a long time, or prove you are addicted before you can change your title.. Ok, I am talking ***.. Maybe ask Matt..

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Ah, originally I thought it was only based on how many posts you have that generates the new titles and then I started seeing some random titles.

 

I better get trolling :clap: Fastest way to generate more posts ha ha

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Ah, originally I thought it was only based on how many posts you have that generates the new titles and then I started seeing some random titles.

 

I better get trolling :clap: Fastest way to generate more posts ha ha

 

Check the thread where you can swear at admin. Free post away

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Probably a dangerous question but how does one change their member title?

 

See some people have custom names yet cannot figure out where that is changed. Are there any requirements to enter this special handshake club?

 

Hi Ossie NL,

 

Members can only change their "Member Title" after reaching 500 forum posts.

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Just when Matt wanted a quiet day at the office ... at least with this wind, an afternoon ride isn't really an option.

 

U meen he aktually rydes ?

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U meen he aktually rydes ?

Well, he has listed MTB and Road under his interests. I was actually wondering myself just now when he gets time to ride

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