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What's with the red stars?
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What’s with the red stars next to some names?
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"ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge" - Charles Darwin
What’s the difference between a Mac and a PC? Macs are designed, PCs are assembled.
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Those are only for privelidged, extra special forum mods.
Now don’t you feel left out?Actually, it appears that it is for MODs posting in their own forum.
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Signatures are for geeks…. I’m a geek.
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I figured it out. TMO Staff members only.
You know, kinda like bar bouncers wearing “security” t-shirts!Signature
"ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge" - Charles Darwin
What’s the difference between a Mac and a PC? Macs are designed, PCs are assembled.
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I am just playing with additional icons. The gold stars have gone through 4 iterations too. We will have an icon for Mods and Mac Specialists too.
Actually, and don’t tell anyone, but we have a full custom icon set being developed for us by the folks that made the icons on our home page.
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Favorite (but less relevant than it used to be) Quote: Microsoft’s tyranny lies not in its success, but in the way it achieved and maintains that success.
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Also, note that mods and admins, including our Mac Specialists as well as staff do not get additional icons based on their posts.
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Editor - The Mac Observer
Favorite (but less relevant than it used to be) Quote: Microsoft’s tyranny lies not in its success, but in the way it achieved and maintains that success.
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New stars for mac Specialists and Mods.
Man, I am going to have to strap on my Parka and hault out my Vespa if I keep talking about Mods…
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Editor - The Mac Observer
Favorite (but less relevant than it used to be) Quote: Microsoft’s tyranny lies not in its success, but in the way it achieved and maintains that success.

