HOW TO ADD SIGNATURE I'M NEWBIE

[penarandal]

Help me on this I think it's disabled to add signature

[AB de Royse777]

Help me on this I think it's disabled to add signature

Wrong board to ask the question however I am answering here.
As a newbie you can not wear the signature. You need to be at least a Jr. Member to have the feature.

Thank you and welcome to the forum.

[penarandal]

Oops sorry BTW many Thanks 😁

[TopTort777]

Help me on this I think it's disabled to add signature

Wrong board to ask the question however I am answering here.
As a newbie you can not wear the signature. You need to be at least a Jr. Member to have the feature.

Thank you and welcome to the forum.

Or at least buy cooper member rank. That will be easier and quicker than getting 1 merit. Specially for a newcomer on the forum.

[rosezionjohn]

Or at least buy cooper member rank. That will be easier and quicker than getting 1 merit. Specially for a newcomer on the forum.

Get a copper membership instead since there are more spaces available to put your signature. It's equivalent to a member which requires 10 merits.

[DdmrDdmr]

<…> Get a copper membership instead since there are more spaces available to put your signature. It's equivalent to a member which requires 10 merits.

The signature space in size is equivalent to that of a Member rank, but the stakes for participating in a given campaign are not necessarily. I’ve just browsed through Bounties (Altcoins) (first page) and found that the majority did not specify (*) if they accepted Copper Members and what rank they equated their signature to, a few explicitly stated that a Copper Member would be considered the same as a Member, but yet a couple more equated the Copper Member to a Jr. Member.

(*) If that is the case, ask the Bounty Manager how he will be considering a Copper Member.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

I would advise you build your account instead of taking the short cut, 1merit isn't that hard to get that's if you're in search of the privilege of a jnr member rank. I'll only recommended buying a copper membership if you're interested in getting some privilege linked to member rank for business purposes.

[bakasabo]

The signature space in size is equivalent to that of a Member rank, but the stakes for participating in a given campaign are not necessarily. I’ve just browsed through Bounties (Altcoins) (first page) and found that the majority did not specify (*) if they accepted Copper Members and what rank they equated their signature to, a few explicitly stated that a Copper Member would be considered the same as a Member, but yet a couple more equated the Copper Member to a Jr. Member.

(*) If that is the case, ask the Bounty Manager how he will be considering a Copper Member.

Frankly speaking, it looks more to Member (if we talk about signatures). Because cooper members has not only "space in size is equivalent to that of a Member rank", but also can put links in signature (which Jr.Members cant).

[AcriflaVin]

Help me on this I think it's disabled to add signature

Wrong board to ask the question however I am answering here.
As a newbie you can not wear the signature. You need to be at least a Jr. Member to have the feature.

Thank you and welcome to the forum.

how to become junior member?

[tomahawk9]

Help me on this I think it's disabled to add signature

Wrong board to ask the question however I am answering here.
As a newbie you can not wear the signature. You need to be at least a Jr. Member to have the feature.

Thank you and welcome to the forum.

how to become junior member?

There are two requirements you need to meet in order to rank up: Activity and Merit. Go here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0 and then here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0

First thread explains (among other things) what's "activity" and the "Required activity" you need to rank up, the second one especifies the "Required merit" for each rank.

[rosezionjohn]

The signature space in size is equivalent to that of a Member rank, but the stakes for participating in a given campaign are not necessarily. I’ve just browsed through Bounties (Altcoins) (first page) and found that the majority did not specify (*) if they accepted Copper Members and what rank they equated their signature to, a few explicitly stated that a Copper Member would be considered the same as a Member, but yet a couple more equated the Copper Member to a Jr. Member.

(*) If that is the case, ask the Bounty Manager how he will be considering a Copper Member.

Recent campaigns I've encountered in several bounty telegram groups already consider copper membership as equivalent to a member. They no longer specify because it's probably known to hunters now. But to be sure, yeah ask the BM.