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Default Nov 08, 2020 at 04:35 AM
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I realized (if I've got it right) that I am labeled a super poster and probably post too much. But I thought I saw someone else labeled a super poster with only a few replies. Is being a super poster mean you post a lot or is it like a moderator? Or does it mean you need to use the thanks button more? I am working on remembering to use the thanks button and with follow up replies and I'm just wondering.

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It means you have posted more than x times a day. I forget what x is. Might be more than once.
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