Hi, some projects and companies are now using Discourse, including a project I’m extremely active in! In this one, however, I realized something quite confusing! So far 2 members (and probably not even all I’ve seen) have member status even though they only registered on the same day! [grafik] We…

It could have been granted manually by an admin Or maybe they are a part of some kind of group which grants higher trust level upon joining the group. I suspect this due to the pro flair.

I thought about that too, but it can’t be that two users get this! Which only registered on the same day! And these two are probably not the only ones

[image] Justman10000: We remember the requirements: Those are defaults of Discourse, right? I’ve changed TL demands on my forum.

As I said earlier, They’re probably part of the “pro” group which grants TL2 for the users added to that group.

But I was also a pro and didn’t become a member either

admin -> settings -> trustlevel

Updating the trust level requirements doesn’t alter the badge text. It’s a pretty common oversight.

You’ll need to contact the admins of the forum and ask them for an explanation. As suggested, there are many reasons that users could have some other trust level.

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pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) Septembre 11, 2022, 4:01 10

Vous devrez contacter les administrateurs du forum et leur demander une explication. Comme suggéré, il existe de nombreuses raisons pour lesquelles les utilisateurs pourraient avoir un autre niveau de confiance.

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