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Ranks and rating in the forum
Hi all,
I thought it would be fun to have ranks and post rating in the forum like most of us know from the old Applix TM1 forum or other forums. For ranks we could go for the range Newby to Super Member, but I'm looking for some fun alternative suggestions on ranks. So please let your creativity flow.
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I thought it would be fun to have ranks and post rating in the forum like most of us know from the old Applix TM1 forum or other forums. For ranks we could go for the range Newby to Super Member, but I'm looking for some fun alternative suggestions on ranks. So please let your creativity flow.
Michel
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Hi Michel
We could start people off as "Executive Viewer".
As they score more points they move up through TM1 Web, Planning Manager, Turbo Integrator to Perspectives 9.2
From there you move backwards until, when you achieve guru status like Alan, you are identified by a stable release number (suggestions anyone?)
Best wishes
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We could start people off as "Executive Viewer".
As they score more points they move up through TM1 Web, Planning Manager, Turbo Integrator to Perspectives 9.2
From there you move backwards until, when you achieve guru status like Alan, you are identified by a stable release number (suggestions anyone?)
Best wishes
John
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Re: Ranks and rating in the forum
8.1.8 was stable, wasn't it? 

If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator.
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Please please please let's not use "Newby" or anything similar! I know that it's meant in a perfectly innocent context but let's remember what happened once in the old Forum when that word was used (also in a "not intended to be offensive" way)!Michel Zijlema wrote: I thought it would be fun to have ranks and post rating in the forum like most of us know from the old Applix TM1 forum or other forums. For ranks we could go for the range Newby to Super Member, but I'm looking for some fun alternative suggestions on ranks. So please let your creativity flow.

I can't remember who was involved now, but boy do I remember the thread!
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Very funny, but a more cross-tool approach might be more appropriate.John Hobson wrote:
We could start people off as "Executive Viewer".
As they score more points they move up through TM1 Web, Planning Manager, Turbo Integrator to Perspectives 9.2
Maybe a Forbes list?
Oprah Winfrey
Larry Ellison
Bill Gates
Warren Buffet
There's the cliche'd army ranks (I'd set myself up as a Brigadier. Love that name, shame about the effort and lifetime you have to put in to get it).
Powerful empires/old timers - British, Roman, Spartan, Greek. Maybe just a little _too_ geeky.
Muppets: Gonzo, Fozzie, Miss Piggy, Kermit, Jim Henderson. Then we have an excuse to call each other "muppets", my current favourite cry during All Black losses to the Springboks.
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Re: Ranks and rating in the forum
"Who wants to be Beaker?"
"mememememmememememememememe!!"
"mememememmememememememememe!!"

If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator.
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How about:
Square, Cube, Tesseract, Penteract, Hexeract ....
Square, Cube, Tesseract, Penteract, Hexeract ....
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I guess this has to be mememememeSteve Vincent wrote:"Who wants to be Beaker?"

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The posibilities are endless.... lets see....
1)Classic Cartoons
a)Transformers - Users = Autobots [Optomus, Beatbox, etc], IBoglix = Decepticons [Megatron,Striker,etc]
b)ThnuderCats
c)Family Guy Characters ( know who Stewie is?)
2)Web comic
a) Dilbert - Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Pointy-Hair Boss, Asok
3)Corporate Titles
CEO, VP, Director, Manager, Senior, Staff,Intern
4) Weapon
Bazooka, Sniper Rifle, AK47, Pistol, Fist
5) Beer
Stout, Pale Ale, Lager, Pilsner
That is all I have for now, but I am sure I will have more.
1)Classic Cartoons
a)Transformers - Users = Autobots [Optomus, Beatbox, etc], IBoglix = Decepticons [Megatron,Striker,etc]
b)ThnuderCats
c)Family Guy Characters ( know who Stewie is?)
2)Web comic
a) Dilbert - Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Pointy-Hair Boss, Asok
3)Corporate Titles
CEO, VP, Director, Manager, Senior, Staff,Intern
4) Weapon
Bazooka, Sniper Rifle, AK47, Pistol, Fist
5) Beer
Stout, Pale Ale, Lager, Pilsner
That is all I have for now, but I am sure I will have more.
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OK, you remember that discussion we had about encouraging FEMALE members to join....?Eric wrote:The posibilities are endless.... lets see....
1)Classic Cartoons
a)Transformers - Users = Autobots [Optomus, Beatbox, etc], IBoglix = Decepticons [Megatron,Striker,etc]
b)ThnuderCats
c)Family Guy Characters ( know who Stewie is?)
2)Web comic
a) Dilbert - Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Pointy-Hair Boss, Asok
3)Corporate Titles
CEO, VP, Director, Manager, Senior, Staff,Intern
4) Weapon
Bazooka, Sniper Rifle, AK47, Pistol, Fist
5) Beer
Stout, Pale Ale, Lager, Pilsner

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So if THAT's geeky, I'm guessing that Hastatus -> Princeps -> Triarius -> Equite -> Early Legionary Cohort etc are out of the running.Martin Ryan wrote:Powerful empires/old timers - British, Roman, Spartan, Greek. Maybe just a little _too_ geeky.

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It's not that funny, but if you wanted to go down that path it could always be something like Attribute -> Element -> Consolidation -> Dimension -> Cube -> Server -> OSMartin Ryan wrote:Very funny, but a more cross-tool approach might be more appropriate.John Hobson wrote:
We could start people off as "Executive Viewer".
As they score more points they move up through TM1 Web, Planning Manager, Turbo Integrator to Perspectives 9.2
(Yes, I know that MSAS and SAP are slightly different in their terminologies...)
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Yeah well I realise we'll struggle to make you smile at any sentence that includes a reference to TM1WebIt's not that funny

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This has my vote. Really looking forward to the second one. Assuming there is a second one. Oh please let there be a second one. With the original theme song.Eric wrote:
a)Transformers - Users = Autobots [Optomus, Beatbox, etc], IBoglix = Decepticons [Megatron,Striker,etc]
Happy memories...
Michel, once you've got enough options you can set up a poll in a new post.
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No, I meant that my suggestion was not that funny.John Hobson wrote:Yeah well I realise we'll struggle to make you smile at any sentence that includes a reference to TM1WebIt's not that funny
TM1 Web often makes me laugh.
Only, it's the kind of laughter that you normally hear from a lightning-illuminated castle in one of those old Boris Karloff movies.
You know, the ones where the wild-haired scientist is going increasingly mad as he tries desperately to reanimate his monster?
Only, instead of reanimating a monster it's trying to get action buttons which are formatted as hyperlinks to be aligned correctly.
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2 New suggestions for the CaptainAlan Kirk wrote:OK, you remember that discussion we had about encouraging FEMALE members to join....?Eric wrote:The posibilities are endless.... lets see....
1)Classic Cartoons
a)Transformers - Users = Autobots [Optomus, Beatbox, etc], IBoglix = Decepticons [Megatron,Striker,etc]
b)ThnuderCats
c)Family Guy Characters ( know who Stewie is?)
2)Web comic
a) Dilbert - Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Pointy-Hair Boss, Asok
3)Corporate Titles
CEO, VP, Director, Manager, Senior, Staff,Intern
4) Weapon
Bazooka, Sniper Rifle, AK47, Pistol, Fist
5) Beer
Stout, Pale Ale, Lager, Pilsner
6) Gucci, Prada, Coach
7) Kirk, Picard, Janeway
Regards,
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