For some reason my post count does not seem to ever increase. I also think my private messages is broken, as in I can't send them or they are just disappearing. Any clue what's wrong? I've posted quite a bit in the past couple weeks and nothing has moved.

 

*edit* Although it does go up when I post a new topic.

that's because you've only posted in WoT for the past couple of weeks. WoT posts don't count. I'm going to shoot you a PM right now and maybe we can get to the bottom of the PM thing without calling on the Lords of IT.

Why dont they count in WoT?

 

Im nit that bothered, but Iit would be interesting to know.

I think admin was worried that folks would spam WoT for no other purpose than to raise their post counts and thus increase their levels.

 

HA! Shows them. Folks spam WoT anyhow. :D

I thought maybe it's because they don't contribute much to Obsidian's cause.

 

Btw, is there any way to save the PMs you sent out?

 

p.s. Nice avatar, Eldar !

I don't believe so, but we can hope my scaley friend or admin sees this. Hell, some of the members and mods know a lot about these boards. ShadowStrider has quite a bit of experience with the board software.

why do we even have levels?

why do we even have levels?

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You read my mind young Calax

Hurlshot, I've sent two PMs to you. Have you received them? Respond here and I'll PM our friendly Guildmaster on your behalf if it seems you cannot.

Another question is: how do the levels work? They seem to be at random intervals.

Another question is: how do the levels work?  They seem to be at random intervals.

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In a big hurry to get to level 7, huh GOA?

If it means I finally get a pay check, yes.

Well, I wouldn't make any plans

Eldar, I did send a response to the test PM you sent, thank you.

 

The Off Topic deal explains why my posts never go up, since I spend way too much time there. I'm not too concerned about post counts, I just thought it was odd (ok, I was a bit jealous of still being level 1 )

 

Also, Eldar mentioned that messages do not save in our sent folder after we send them, but they should still be delivered. That's good to know...I hope this wasn't posted somewhere and I was just too dense to find it.

Ah, no big deal. If it's posted somewhere else, it's posted again here to widen the coverage.

 

Anyhow, question asked and answered.

Even if this placed is locked down with a "solved", the "conclussion" is incorrect.

 

There IS a way to save PM's you send to other people.

When you send them check the box for "Add a copy of this message to my sent items folder"

 

Then you'll have them send AND saved to read them...