I am a contributor !

[CarpCharacin]

I feel like a BOSS.

[Mattwhf]

Originally Posted by CarpCharacin

I feel like a BOSS.

There are more BOSSes around here

Take care!

[Paul M]

Is that recent ?

I would guess your install count has gone up, since your styles all look like they have been there a while.

[CarpCharacin]

Originally Posted by Paul M

Is that recent ?

I would guess your install count has gone up, since your styles all look like they have been there a while.

i think that it is recent.

[ArcadeSyndicate]

congratulations, james

btw what are the criterias to become a contributor?

for me it was a big surprise i got a new rank.

[Max Taxable]

Congrats!

[RichieBoy67]

Congratulations!

[MarkFL]

Congrats!

Be warned though...from what I recall reading, the release level status doesn't follow a linear progression, but rather an exponential one.

[RichieBoy67]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

Congrats!

Be warned though...from what I recall reading, the release level status doesn't follow a linear progression, but rather an exponential one.

You could also say they let anyone into the contributor club.

[MarkFL]

Originally Posted by RichieBoy67

You could also say they let anyone into the contributor club.

Well, that's not really what I was trying to imply...I recall when I first got the "Contributor" title, I was quite happy about it.

As I released more and more products, I began to notice that each release level was noticeably more difficult to get than the previous, and after some digging around I found one of Paul's posts explaining that the formula for determining a user's release level is pretty extensive, many factors are involved, and as far as installs go, this follows an exponential curve. IIRC, Paul said it is twice as difficult to get to the next level as it was to get to the current level. Much like how the frequencies of musical notes are related to a musical scale...where getting to the next level is like climbing an octave.

I think this makes a great deal of sense mathematically, and is an appropriate model to use. :up: