Hi Andrea

Just a silly question, and it's probably already answered elsewhere on your site, but I didn't see it. I'm listed as a "junior" member. I can't even remember being young enough to be a junior-anything. Other folks are listed as just members.

What's the difference between one and another? Did members pay for support of the site, whereas us juniors are cheapos who didn't pay? As I say, I'm merely curious. Maybe others who read the postings on your site are equally curious as well.

-rg

Hi ruralguy--

The junior/senior thing is a feature of the program to help consumers learn who the frequent contributors are. Generally, the frequent contributors are going to have more reliable information, and the members with lower numbers are going to have more long-term information on their results. It's another way to judge the reliability of the poster, like the rating system.

I think I have it set so you are a junior member until you've made 30 posts. Many of our "junior" members are excellent contributors with tons of experience. The site will be around for a long time, so I can't wait till we have lots of seasoned contributors.