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God forbid you send me one of those I was checking for cool gamers and saw you messages too, I will scream to the top of my lungs and smash this damn screen/BlackBerry to pieces! You've been warned -_-
This is for the new members of Bungie.net. As you know in all forums there are threads with different Icons (mini pictures) on the side. Of course, all of the different pictures means something towards the thread. I am going to explain the different meanings of each Icon that appears on some threads.
Monkey with a green plus sign: The thread is a new thread. The most recent post of the thread was within 30 minutes.
Monkey with a flame in the background: This thread is a popular thread, there are over 2 pages of response (51 or more responses to be exact). These threads catches many member's interests.
Golden Septagon sign: The thread has a response from any staff indicated with golden text (IE: Bungie.net Overlord, Community Guy, etc.). If you created a thread and in a few days or hours, this Icon appears, look for the response in gold. I will warn you that it is NOT always a good thing when this Icon appears in any of your threads.
Monkey with an exclamation point: This is called a Sticky thread. Those threads explain rules, anything, and everything you need to know. You should read those threads first before posting anything.
Monkey with the "No" (Red circle with the line going through it) sign: This thread violated a forum rule and it was locked. You cannot post in those threads.
Monkey with a brown background and a rip in the middle: This thread is an old thread therefore, you cannot post in those threads. When your thread doesn't get a response in a couple of months, your threads moves down the list and eventually it will have this Icon and it will just be a memory. I will warn you, as the Forum Ninjas put it, do not bump your thread or duplicate, triplicate, quadruplicate, even quintuplicate post just so your thread stays in the first page. Then your thread will develop into the Locked thread.
The End.
[Edited on 8/31/2006]