How do you become radio wave, micro wave

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The discussion centers on the forum's status system, specifically how members achieve different status levels like radio wave and microwave. It is clarified that these statuses are linked to post counts, with radio wave status activated after reaching 100 posts. The frequency of status changes is related to the number of posts made, although the exact intervals are not clearly defined. Some members express curiosity about the status of others, indicating a light-hearted tone regarding the system. Overall, the conversation seeks to demystify the forum's ranking mechanism based on user activity.
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Hello

Though I am there for a about an year in PF I still don’t know what is the status in the profile about and how do you become radio wave, micro wave, Gamma waves etc.
May be someone might have mentioned it before but if some doesn’t mind can you please tell me what it is about?
I hope some experienced member would help me.

-Benzun
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I think it goes to Radio Wave after you have 100 posts, then the wave frequency increases for every 100 or so posts.
I know it has to do with post count, but not sure what interval it changes at.
 
Some things are just better left a mystery : )
 
and why is staii's status idiot?
 
i think i know the secret.....

First the status system only gets activated only after you cross 100 posts. then Your rate of posts ie per day how many post is compared with electromagnetic spectrum.

i think i am correct.



-benzun
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