Don't worry, I can't think of much stuff sometimes...People say I have a short attention span, but it's obvious I don't.What were we talking about again? Oh yea, welcome to the internet scauduro!
Welcome to the forums! And good luck with your participation in the tournaments!
welcome, there are alot of helpful people on the forums, and yea you should join in the tourneys sometime, they are really fun
Quote from: scauduro221095 on January 02, 2011, 10:06:05 amhow can i volunter my time?? i would like to do that, but i cant be on all the time. does that matter? and wat could i do to help round here?Well right now you can only do so much, like posting on decks and how to improve them. In the future, when you've shown that you're active and have been here a while, you can help with stuff like organizing events or competitions. However, that's a ways away, so just have fun for now.
how can i volunter my time?? i would like to do that, but i cant be on all the time. does that matter? and wat could i do to help round here?
Quote from: Dragoon1140 on January 02, 2011, 09:12:26 pmQuote from: scauduro221095 on January 02, 2011, 10:06:05 amhow can i volunter my time?? i would like to do that, but i cant be on all the time. does that matter? and wat could i do to help round here?Well right now you can only do so much, like posting on decks and how to improve them. In the future, when you've shown that you're active and have been here a while, you can help with stuff like organizing events or competitions. However, that's a ways away, so just have fun for now. also, after you have been on the forums for more than 3 months and have over 200 posts, you can become a mentor(thats assuming the requirements stay the same when the new version of the mentoring program comes out)
Wats a mentor?
Quote from: scauduro221095 on January 03, 2011, 02:20:51 amWats a mentor?Well, when you have enough posts, you can join the mentoring program where you work together with a newbie to teach them about elements.
Just so you know, if you want to quote multiple posts in one, just click "Add Multi Quote" on each one you want before clicking "Quote" on the last. It helps to avoid double-triple-quadruple-quintuple posts. ^_^
Quote from: Zblader on January 03, 2011, 02:25:22 amQuote from: scauduro221095 on January 03, 2011, 02:20:51 amWats a mentor?Well, when you have enough posts, you can join the mentoring program where you work together with a newbie to teach them about elements.OY! dont steal my project plox
hey guys....u no how it has newb and jnr member under the names next to their posts....how do u go from being a newb to a junior? is it number of posts?
