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To: SI Brad who wrote (28228)	10/9/2011 10:37:26 AM
From: Metacomet	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 32911

Like the idea of establishing a recognition area of some sort. The deceased poster recognition is good. A place to remember the contributions and personal memories of what those who have passed brought to the virtual community. Also, since I have the seniority, an area to acknowledge anniversaries of participation might be interesting. Say start with the folks achieving active community participation for 5 then 10 and finally, ahem, 15 years. ( at 20 we would get a solid gold T-shirt) Active participation being based on quantitative measures. 100 or 200 posts a year, maybe. Qualitative recognition seems a bit more elusive. Both negative and positive. Being driven by community opinions as much as rules adherence, not sure a shame category would add much, and not sure how a fame category could be objectively determined.