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How about this
(Just a suggestion, and your maths and C++ might need to be up to scratch in order to understand it, but):
if (posts < 100)
{
status.Text="Junior Member";
}
else
{
if (posts < 200)
{
status.Text="Member";
}
else
{
if (posts > 350 && AntiPoints > 100 && MembershipDurationDays < 365)
{
status.Text="AntiOnline Addict";
}
else
{
status.Text="Senior Member";
}
}
}
Or something to that effect, maybe with different values for membership duration or antipoints.
Here is my suggestion regarding the Member status system.
0-100 posts.
Remain a junior member whereby you are judged by your antipoints level only, that way you can get more respect as you 'climb the ladder'!
100-250 posts
Member status is gained and upon reaching 250 posts you become a senior member, easy so far.
250+
However when you become a Senior Member you cannot become an AntiOnline addict until you reach a certain antipoint level, say over 4 or 5 green dots, I am not sure how many actual points this involves as Ive never been above 20 or so and at the moment I have -74 or something crazy.
Thta way you cant just reach 250 posts after post whoring your way to the top and become an addict as you havent helped out enough to gain the status, just an idea not sure if it would work but felt Id add my bit!
Greetings All:
I want to thank everyone for their suggestions in this thread. Below is our new member structure, based only on the number of posts a user has made (which is the point of the member status to begin with).
AntiOnline Newbie (Minimum Posts: 0)
AntiOnline Jr. Member (Minimum Posts: 75)
AntiOnline Member (Minimum Posts: 175)
AntiOnline Addict (Minimum Posts: 275)
At this level, a user can use the AO Addicts Forum
AntiOnline Senior Member (Minimum Posts: 400)
(this is based off of a suggested structure made by the_g_nee)
It may take a while for the database to update everyone's title, so you may see some old titles hanging around for a bit. They'll all move over once the database has time to finish.