mfb said:The differences are listed https://www.physicsforums.com/payments.php . And you support our forums, of course :).
The perks are the one listed in the link above, any member is welcome to make suggestions, of course.Maths Lover said:I read so much to reach the point about golden members :D I understood that those members have some control about the contents on the the forum , is that all the story ?
Maths Lover said:I read so much to reach the point about golden members :D I understood that those members have some control about the contents on the the forum , is that all the story ?
Borek said:Every member has a control over a content of a forum - as long as what they post is within our rules :tongue2:
Crake said:Gold members should be allowed to vote when choosing new mentors, HH, and all that. To make it more of a community decision, but not opened to everyone.
Borek said:As long as gold members are those paying for their title, this is asking for troubles - any idiot with lots of money could skew the results of any vote.
Gold members have their perks, and that's enough.
Crake said:Obviously mentors vote would count more than gold members vote.
I'm not gold and I can see who's online.
Borek said:That's the system we have now. Weight of Mentors votes is 1, weight of gold members is 0. And as it works quite good for many years there is no reason to change it.
Borek said:Things were modified in the Summer, apparently not everything is synchronized/back to normal. Thank you for letting us know.
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