Access class is per-site. Here, unless you're either a very very established blogger, or a Stardock employee, you're a citizen.

Access class is also not dependent on what products you purchase. That appears on other sites such as WinCustomize as your "User Level" which, for you is "Subscriber"

Access class is per-site. Here, unless you're either a very very established blogger, or a Stardock employee, you're a citizen.

Thank you very much for your reply. I was only wondering what you refer to as "registered:

Where an anonymous user is access class 1, a registered user 2, an admin is 10.

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"Thank you very much for your reply. I was only wondering what you refer to as "registered:"

Registered means you registered here, got a username and password, etc. The alternative is to not be registered and post as an anonymous user. The latter is user level 0, the former is 1.

The about points page is out of date. Anonymous users actually don't have a classification anymore. JoeUser is the only area of all the Stardock web empire where non-registered users can post anything (and only comments to registered user blog posts). All registered users start as a citizen (1). Access goes all the way up to Avatar (9). There are two lower ranks for Vistior (0... this is where we put users who have violated rules but we haven't kicked out yet) and Exiled (-1... you can't come back)

The about points page is out of date. Anonymous users actually don't have a classification anymore. JoeUser is the only area of all the Stardock web empire where non-registered users can post anything (and only comments to registered user blog posts). All registered users start as a citizen (1). Access goes all the way up to Avatar (9). There are two lower ranks for Vistior (0... this is where we put users who have violated rules but we haven't kicked out yet) and Exiled (-1... you can't come back)

What about 11 - GOD! I thought I saw that as your classification.

Ok good enough. Thanks guys.

Just as I side note, Ive been registered for well over 5 years in various Stardock realms. Documentation of any aspect has never been their strongest point.

None the less, Its a great organization and growing stronger every day. A hell of a good job to all folks involved

One quick bump to ask where the documentation for the scoring actually lies?

Thanks again