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What the difference between being "Noob and Member"?


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Stake Id: Vicman327

A "Noob" (or "newbie") is someone who is new to a game, community, or activity and lacks experience or skill. The term is often used in online gaming but can apply to any setting where beginners are learning the ropes. While A "Member" typically refers to someone who has officially joined a community, platform, or group and holds a recognized status within it.

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1 minute ago, Vicman said:

Stake Id: Vicman327

A "Noob" (or "newbie") is someone who is new to a game, community, or activity and lacks experience or skill. The term is often used in online gaming but can apply to any setting where beginners are learning the ropes. While A "Member" typically refers to someone who has officially joined a community, platform, or group and holds a recognized status within it.

Thank you Vicman327👍

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2 hours ago, Vicman said:

Stake Id: Vicman327

A "Noob" (or "newbie") is someone who is new to a game, community, or activity and lacks experience or skill. The term is often used in online gaming but can apply to any setting where beginners are learning the ropes. While A "Member" typically refers to someone who has officially joined a community, platform, or group and holds a recognized status within it.

member Vs Noob vs newb

 

noob

A noob is essentially a lost puppy in a big world trying to figure it out but can’t seem to stop making dumb mistakes.


member


a member is someone you are willing to risk something worth value to play or be in a community with, for a common goal.

( most the time you’re risking time)

 

Newb

 

A newb is a member that acts like a noob. 

 

For example

the guy I quoted is a newb. 

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“Good question 👍 @Andreiy

On Stake Community, Noob and Member are just forum ranks based on your activity.

* Noob → new account with very few posts.

* Member → after you post and interact more, your rank changes automatically.

There’s no special bonus or extra perks for being a Member — it’s mainly to show how active you are in the community. Everything else (giveaways, discussions, etc.) is the same for both.”

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