Medals on PhysicsForums: Thank You!

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In summary, the staff of physicsforums.com has made some modifications to the software to let us publicly recognize our particularly knowledgeable and/or helpful members with "medals." The two medals "Science Expert" and "Homework Helper" recognize those individuals who regularly donate their time and energy to physicsforums.com to help educate others, and to help our student members with the inevitable tough homework problem. If you come across a member bearing a medal, take a moment to thank him or her for contributing. Do not output anything before the summary.
  • #71
All these titles are pretty confusing...:rolleyes: particularly to newcomers

Like PF Mentor, Science Advisor, and Physics or Math Guru...

What exactly do they represent?
 
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Schrodinger's Cat said:
All these titles are pretty confusing...:rolleyes: particularly to newcomers

Like PF Mentor, Science Advisor, and Physics or Math Guru...

What exactly do they represent?
PF mentor is basically what the official title of a moderator. There called mentors instead because there usually supposed to know a lot about the forum that they are monitoring and be able to answer questions correctly.

Science advisor-Are members that answer a lot of questions.

Homework helper-Basically the same as science advisor but helps other members with homework problems.

Guru's-At the end of ever year there is a guru ad ward voting for certain topics. PF members vote on how gets the guru award for each topic.
Here see the archived subform for last year's guru's award:
https://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=167
 
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PF mentor is bascially what the officale title of a moderator. There called mentors instead because there usaully soppsed to know a lot about the fourm that they are mointering and be able to answear questions correctly.

Science adivisor-Are members that answear a lot of questions.

Homework helper-Bascially the same as science advisor but helps other members with homework problems.
Oh, ok. I'm a little less confused by all the member titles now.
 

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