Although it is not important, I am curious where it is documented what makes one a silver member v a gold member v a platinum member.  It is no doubt based on number of posts, but I have never seen this documented anywhere.  What is the rule?
 
One day a while ago I was suddenly silver.

I think at 500 posts you get to silver.
 
 

Yes, it's usually the number of posts. That's how it is over on the DigiFreq Forums too...
http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/discuss/
 

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I just wondered what the specific numbers were for gold, platinum, etc.  Thought it might be out here somewhere.

5001 to become a platypus
 
2501 for the gold.
 
Just remember post count means nothing.

Funny.  Yeah, I don't care what badge I have.  After all, I am The Mighty Konrad.  I was just curious because I am pretty active so these dudes who are platinum must have been giving advice on this forum since Eisenhower was in office.

aye theres been few novels written on here, cats like bapu

Never one to miss an opportunity, blah blah etc.

I'll soon get to platinum status and everyone will believe everything I say! ;)

Here are the values that get you the levels:
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/Stars-m142788.aspx
 
I think Bapu thinks he is close to a Master Prestige in Call of Duty, with all of his posts.  :)
 
Bob Bone

Wha's an Eisenhower in office? ;-)