Naming the Next Rank

[AdamB]

Here's my two cents,

ebullient: Zestfully enthusiastic (by that stage you must be doing this cause you enjoy it right!!!?)

Or

devotion??

Proven Devoted Veteran

I like it......

p.s, at this rate I'm never going to get to Enthusiastic... bring on a 500 mark!
... Please???

AdamB

[Nishant]

Hiii,

           I think 'Knights of LabVIEW' is the real good one, or you can go over the vetran like 'Players of LabVIEW'.

Thanks,

Nishant

[RayFarmer]

Not everyone uses LabVIEW

[Nishant]

Ok,

     Then let us write 'Knights of NI', but I think 'Knights' is the proper word to use for them.

Thanks,

Nishant

[becktho]

After reaching the "Knight"-status we could move on from 3 gold bars to swords ;).

[Nishant]

Hey Backtho...,

                      Not a bad idea either, as the status change, weapons must change to rate the individual. ha ha ha ha....

Thanks,

Nishant

[Ben]

Reiterating.....

I strongly support the idea of establishing new levels of recognition (eg 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10,000) but we should give extra weight to those that have been climbing toward the current thresholds and have passed the NEW thresholds without recognition.

"No good turn should go un-punished!"

I do like the sword icon idea.

Ben

[tst]

Some people don't like weapons.

We could have shields or crests with an NI logo.

[Ben]

tst wrote;

"

Some people don't like weapons.

We could have shields or crests with an NI logo.

"

Second to Teddy Bears, swords are my wife's favorite topic!

Shields and crest would be OK to replace the swords as far as I am concerned.

Keep them ideas coming!

Ben

[Former NI Employee MS]

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Ben a écrit:

I found this terms years ago when Dennis first crossed into the 4 digits.

"altruist"

As in "proven altruistic veteran"

altruism - 1 unselfish regard for or devotion to the welfare of others 2 behaviour by an animal that is not beneficial to or may be harmful to itself but that benefits the survival of the species.

Ben

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Hi all,

I really love 'altruistic'. For both definitions!

But this is just a personnal point of view.

Best regards,