Forum loyalty perks/progression

[Blake]

These perks apply to users based on the following criteria:

Veteran
After 1000 Posts you will be assigned a veteran of the site will be able to set a custom user title

Before 1000 posts your title will change incrementally through a series of various bushcraft related personalities. I encourage you to google them and learn a bit about them as you go. The lower ranks are a bit of fun but researching the names should provide a good amount of additional learning material

Traders
In order to create a new thread in the trading post, bulk buys or swap ya section the following rules apply:

1. Must have been a member for more than 30 days
2. Must have 100 or more posts on the forum.

 

[Howling Dingo]

Cool...950 posts to go!!!!!!!!!

 

[Corin]

Wanna race Oz?

I am wondering about the little title under the names.... what is the order?

So far we have....

Bear Grylls
Malcolm Douglas
Les Stroud
Lofty Wiseman

 

[Blake]

have to wait and see

 

[Corin]

Thought you might say that.... but can I just say how happy I am Bear Grylls is the amateur! I hope Les Hiddins made the cut...

 

[Howling Dingo]

Wanna race Oz?

I am wondering about the little title under the names.... what is the order?

So far we have....

Bear Grylls
Malcolm Douglas
Les Stroud
Lofty Wiseman

Lol..not really..!!I think bush tucker man wound be next on the list..

 

[Blake]

Thought you might say that.... but can I just say how happy I am Bear Grylls is the amateur! I hope Les Hiddins made the cut...

Notice only people with 0 posts have that title

Dont worry, wouldnt forget Les. Hes the reason im here.

 

[Moondog55]

OK so why am I not happy having my name associated with the bear, so I guess I'll just have to type harder and faster.
If we had Australian Bushcraft heroes ( and I like Les Hiddins; he was in Vietnam with my uncle MikeH ) Who gets the top title. I vote for gentleman Harry Power the famous bushranger

 

[Corin]

Moondog, this is an excellent point! I never heard of Harry Power or why he was a good bushcrafter. This is an Aussie site, why don't we discuss these unsung Aussie bushcraft legends and what they did. I started a new thread HERE lets get the definitive list of Aussie bushcrafters together, its about time we recognized our own!

 

[Moondog55]

Harry Power used to frequent the place now known as "Powers Lookout " Ha Ha? above and overlooking the King Valley, in Victoria; he robbed the gold coaches frequently but apparently he was good at hiding his tracks and the smoke from his fire and stayed uncaught for a reasonable length of time

 

[Templar]

OK so it seems to go:
Bear Grylls
Malcolm Douglas
Les Stroud
Lofty Wiseman
Les Hiddins
Mors Kochanski

will see who is next... lol

 

[Wave Man]

1000 post is a significant milestone for posting on any forum, I have done it twice on two current forums(cold steel knife forum just over 2000 and Urban bunker just over 1600) I will work to break the 1000 here as well.

 

[Blake]

The way it's going it won't even last till the end of the year.

 

[Corin]

Well done on reaching 300 Templar, your contributions are excellent!

 

[Templar]

Cheers Corin... I will admit I had a little "THIS IS SPARTA!" moment at the time... lol

Well done on reaching 300 Templar, your contributions are excellent!

 

[auscraft]

Hey Templar
You will be crocadile dundee very soon get the party poppers and snackes ready

 

[Corin]

Hey Templar
You will be crocadile dundee very soon get the party poppers and snackes ready

haha!

 

[Templar]

Hey Corin, welcome to the 300 club mate...

 

[Corin]

Thanks mate!

 

[auscraft]

boy oh boy now theres 2 when you celebrate the croc dundee name you better include party hats too