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What's the ratings for?
Positions for post and upgrading your position?

 

Offline achtung

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Re: What's the ratings for?
What?
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Re: What's the ratings for?
They simply tell you how many posts you've made, and the little number underneath your name is the nearest Base 2 representation.

 

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Re: What's the ratings for?
They simply tell you how many posts you've made, and the little number underneath your name is the nearest Base 2 representation.

Actually it's the nearest as long as you're rounding either down or up (I forget which), not whichever is nearest.
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Re: What's the ratings for?
Yeah, it rounds down, mine hit 13 once I passed 8192, it'll go up again at 16384, which is a while to go ;)