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Sage is not a pure blood noob whacker.
- The Social Method: Mostly used by returning members, the newcomer can simply introduce himself, his beliefs, values, etc. This may also vary depending on the member that responds to him and the way he presents the thread. Another alteration of this is that the newcomer or returning member can post in someone else's thread to help him out in either their showcases or technical support thread (much like a older member). This method gives a good amount of respect to the newcomer if he is knowing what he is talking about... Otherwise, he is classified as a n00b.
- The Social Method: Mostly used by returning members, the newcomer can simply introduce himself, his beliefs, values, etc. This may also vary depending on the member that responds to him and the way he presents the thread. Another alteration of this is that the newcomer or returning member can post in someone else's thread to help him out in either their showcases or technical support thread (much like a older member). This method gives a good amount of respect to the newcomer if he is knowing what he is talking about... Otherwise, he is classified as a n00b.
After the presentation, there is the second classification or "judgment" by the older members. Not surprisingly, full blood n00b whackers (i.e. [[Sage]], [[Pyscolone]]) are very skilled in sniffing out the n00bs within the constant wave of newcomers entering the forum, and will not hold back at judging the member by it.
After the presentation, there is the second classification or "judgment" by the older members. Not surprisingly, full blood n00b whackers (i.e. [[InfiniteInertia]], [[Pyscolone]]) are very skilled in sniffing out the n00bs within the constant wave of newcomers entering the forum, and will not hold back at judging the member by it.
After the judgment is finally the reputation that mostly sticks with the member for the rest of his life. This pertains to the infamous "first impression rule" in which the member is judged based on either his achievements or his introduction.
After the judgment is finally the reputation that mostly sticks with the member for the rest of his life. This pertains to the infamous "first impression rule" in which the member is judged based on either his achievements or his introduction.