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Badge Man
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I was wondering why we don't have a post counter when we make posts? How many posts do I have?

  • 10.29.2007 6:49 PM PDT

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Before other say elitism.

It's useless, your here to talk about video games not about how many posts you have. Remember, quality over quantity.

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  • 10.29.2007 6:52 PM PDT
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Posted by: Badge Man
How many posts do I have?


There's no way to know.

  • 10.29.2007 6:57 PM PDT

Posted by: DarkKnight38
There's no way to know.
There is if you have less than 999 posts. Just click on "More Posts by This User" under your name and your last 999 posts will show up. If it's less than 999, it should give you that number.


Well, that's under the assumption that the search function functions functionally, of course.

  • 10.29.2007 7:05 PM PDT
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People post nonsensical replies about nothing to raise their precious post counts. It's gone, forever.

  • 10.29.2007 7:07 PM PDT

By design, there is no easy way to display the total number of posts a member has made. Even the join dates haven't been displayed prominently for a while now. Frankly, I don't really see a problem with displaying member join dates, especially now that signatures are hidden. But now that they are gone, they will never come back.

There is a way to calculate the total number of posts you have made on Bungie.net. Go to your profile page and click the "All Forum Posts by This User" link. From that page you can manually figure out your total number of posts. However, this feature only keeps track of the most recent 999 posts (25 posts per page with at most 24 on the last page), so if you have made 1000 or more posts on Bungie.net, you can't get a precise value using this method.

Edit: You beat me to the punch RedPhoenix

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  • 10.29.2007 7:14 PM PDT
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Posted by: Badge Man
I was wondering why we don't have a post counter when we make posts? How many posts do I have?
As a member of the Bungie.net community, we do not request your goal to be the user with the most posts. Instead, we encourage you to follow the rules and code of conduct, help others on the forums to the best of your ability, and take advantage of the the accessible features that Bungie.net has to offer in order to give yourself the most ideal experience possible.

  • 10.29.2007 7:19 PM PDT