Filters in Forums (B I A)

0pt618 · Jul 25, 2015

What do the filters "B" "I" "A" I see on forums mean?

Student100 · Jul 25, 2015

Assuming, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. It's a tag that let's respondents kind of gauge the level in which they should respond.

0pt618 · Jul 25, 2015

Thanks Student100. Is this selected by the OP or by votes? Is this documented anywhere?

StevieTNZ · Jul 25, 2015

This has been covered in the Feedback & Announcement forum: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/new-thread-level-prefixes-b-i-a.824360/

Nugatory · Jul 28, 2015

0pt618 said:

Thanks Student100. Is this selected by the OP or by votes? Is this documented anywhere?

It is selected by the original poster, although the mentors will change it if it appears to have been poorly chosen. If you come across a thread with a level that looks wrong you can report it, just as you would report a thread started in the the wrong forum.

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