Trophy Points

I noticed on my profile that I have 113 Trophy Points but there is no explanation to be found. Is this Otto's version of a loyalty program? Can I redeem these points for valuable items like moose t-shirts?

Just asking.............

 

No moose for you, I'm afraid; they mean nothing.

You've also maxed out, as most regular users will do sooner or later. As we've transfered from a previous incarnation and not started from scratch, most of us will miss the entirely non-magical experience of receiving pointless notifications for virtual trophies as we reach fixed milestones for post/like numbers.

The members' list is supposedly viewable by total trophy points, but as there is an upper limit for points awardable, very soon you have scores of users all tied on 113 points - pointless.

It's all the product of (failed) attempts to make message boards partly message boards, partly social networks and partly 'interactive games/experiences'. The first succeeds, the second is a mixed bag, and the last fails.

 

Well that reply just crushed all my hopes and dreams.
Not even a free pen?

 

When everybody reaches the magical, if meaningless, score of 113 'Trophy Points' does that mean everyone is as good or as bad as each other?

113 is an interesting number which I have just looked up is the 30th prime number (i.e. can only be divided by 1 and itself).

 

Murray Mints, Murray Mints,
Too good to hurry mints.

Why make haste,
When you can taste
The hint of mint in Murray Mints?

Murray Mints, Murray Mints, Too good to hurry mints.

 

It all looks like a set of random quotes from Cheech and Chong !

Lacking 'My dog ate my stash, Man' though.

 

For all them people who paid to become a patron this year, we may get a discount next time round.
A free pen is has much use as a bag of spanners. Adam, whats with the cant be arsed at the time?

 

I like free pens or any type of stationery

Always remember how to spell either form of stationery or stationary

Pens and paper etc. E as in envelope

Not moving A as in car

 

Clive

Whilst remaining amused/impressd by your explanation as how to remember the difference between stationery and stationary I must confess that as a 93 year old I have never had such problems.

In ""my days" a gimlet eyed Miss Philips, armed with a 6 inch wooden ruler, ensured that we soon knew how to spell the right word every time

Ron
Inventor of the word Techniquomania which I defined as being " The sucessful solution of a problem you never had in the first place".

 

Ron we shall have to teach the shopkeepers of old London town

I see this on many occasions in shops and shop frontage signs

 

and as a reminder cut out and keep

 

But 'stationary engine' is a noun....and the name doesn't change even when it's mounted on wheels. I rather like stationary engines.

 

oh please can we have medals sir

 

and what the hell is a Patron lol and where did all my rep points go lol

 

Ah, success!

The pot has been sufficiently stirred now.