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Jul 2, 2001, 11:15am

What does everyone consider a low cit number? What is the upper low cit
number threshold?

Jul 2, 2001, 11:23am

42 of course !

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Jul 2, 2001, 11:58am

[View Quote] The first 1,000 or so cits are the lowest you can go. Everyone from grover
to dataman (i believe) fall into this number range. Bsically, the first 1000
were the first people to immigrate here in the first months of AW.

>What is the upper low cit
> number threshold?

let's see, my number is 292538, and that was 2 and a half years ago. So I'd
prolly say the first 50,000-100,000 might be upper cit threshold. Anything
within the first year of AW would be considered upper low? I dunno, this is
just my predictions. Eep would fall into this category if he doesn't already
fall in the one above, as would many other of the classic god-like posters
in here. ;)

Nornny
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Jul 2, 2001, 2:48pm

309000 and below are citizens worth a breath. 309001 and above are generally n00bs, with the exception of the few decent recent
inductees and replacement accounts for people who didn't want to pay for their older one or got nailed by m0e :)

Just remember, no matter what my cit number turns into, I'll always be 305004. Mostly cuz that's the easiest to remember.
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Jul 2, 2001, 2:54pm

Not that I'm an expert on such things, but I'd say that anyone below 100000 would be
"low", since it's very rare to see anyone with a cit number with less than 6 digits
these days. I'd also say that anyone below 200000 would be considered "old", since
those are the people who were here before the concept of "tourists" were introduced.
(Yes, I know that there are 200000's that came in before the "Registration Fee", but
the majority of them came afterwards)

Interesting tidbit from Mauz's History Page: It took about 10 months to go from
CitNum #100000 to CitNum #200000, but it took more than twice as long (22 months,
almost two years!) to reach #300000, and the registration fee was introduced about
two months after #200000 was hit. Coincidence?

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Jul 2, 2001, 3:51pm

308403 here...that is one and a half years old. Right now the cit numbers
are in the 337000 range. Grr, too bad I never got a 29#### because they
just look better. Less noobish. ;-)
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Jul 2, 2001, 4:02pm

Hey! I am 330838 and not too many ppl don't like me. But yes, there are some
n00bs, i must agree.
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Jul 2, 2001, 4:24pm

I started using AW in 1995 and (according to Options => Citizens... in
the AWB), I immigrated in August of 1996. My citizen number is 92986,
which, in my opinion, is pretty low.

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Jul 2, 2001, 4:53pm

my number is 246205 and i joined when it was free ( no tourist stage) about
1-2 months before rego was introduced
I think registration started in either September or October '97 from memory?
So that would make the cit count roughly 250000 or just under at that time.

You need to remember too..... that hundreds + of ppl popped in in 95,96 and
97, built three objects and left, never to return. That bloated the pre
registration count, but these days those ppl remain tourists and so
therefore dont figure in the numbers and you cant compare the two eras.



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Jul 2, 2001, 7:35pm

Mine is 7600 :o)

[View Quote] > Not that I'm an expert on such things, but I'd say that anyone below 100000 would be
> "low", since it's very rare to see anyone with a cit number with less than 6 digits
> these days. I'd also say that anyone below 200000 would be considered "old", since
> those are the people who were here before the concept of "tourists" were introduced.
> (Yes, I know that there are 200000's that came in before the "Registration Fee", but
> the majority of them came afterwards)
>
> Interesting tidbit from Mauz's History Page: It took about 10 months to go from
> CitNum #100000 to CitNum #200000, but it took more than twice as long (22 months,
> almost two years!) to reach #300000, and the registration fee was introduced about
> two months after #200000 was hit. Coincidence?
>
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Jul 3, 2001, 12:37am

This is wierd, my cit num that is 140000 something says I immigrated in
1999, and my 270000 that I use mainly now says in 1998. I think I was a NAC
for a month or so when they started charging.. maybe that has something to
do with it?

Jul 3, 2001, 9:37am

I'm 83058. Low enough?

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Jul 5, 2001, 12:31am

*brag* 295187, just on the end of the 29#### citnums, about 2 years old
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Jul 5, 2001, 6:01pm

[View Quote] allo xav =)

F.


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Jul 5, 2001, 6:41pm

*wink*

:)

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Jul 6, 2001, 9:07am

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what do you win? nothing. 1208 for me, tyrell.
[View Quote] I started using AW in 1995 and (according to Options =3D> =
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the AWB), I immigrated in August of 1996. My citizen number is =
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which, in my opinion, is pretty low.=20
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Cit# 9096... ('95)... er... what do I win... :-)=20
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Jul 6, 2001, 9:08am

yes. oh, you meant your citizen number. i thought you meant...

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Jul 6, 2001, 9:08am

i would say anything 1208 or under is low. :)

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Jul 6, 2001, 11:25pm

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that's illgotten. nice try tho.
[View Quote] http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/ty1/tyrell3j.html (go there to see who it =
is... :-) )=20

(it) is kept current etc... As I'm the only one of the original (core =
group) doing so, and in light of my $20 a year... this in fact makes it =
mine. :-) )=20

Send prezzy in return address... :-)=20

[View Quote] what do you win? nothing. 1208 for me, tyrell.=20
[View Quote] I started using AW in 1995 and (according to Options =3D> =
Citizens... in=20
the AWB), I immigrated in August of 1996. My citizen number is =
92986,=20
which, in my opinion, is pretty low.=20
Builderz=20
Stuff-X - Bot & World Hosting Services=20
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PGP Key ID: 0xAC0E7073 (for non-commercial use)

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Tyrell - Alpha Prime - 21.8s 457e 90 - "Mundus vult decipi"=20
"Eat well, stay fit, die anyway."=20
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/ty1/index.html=20
http://www.dlcwest.com/~rpatter/index.html=20
ICQ UN - 272905=20
All those who believe in psychokinesis raise my hand.=20
=20
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Tyrell - Alpha Prime - 21.8s 457e 90 - "Mundus vult decipi"=20
"Eat well, stay fit, die anyway."=20
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/ty1/index.html=20
http://www.dlcwest.com/~rpatter/index.html=20
ICQ UN - 272905=20
All those who believe in psychokinesis raise my hand.=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>that's illgotten.&nbsp; nice try =
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ympatico.ca</A>...</DIV>Hmmm...=20
Got you beat... I'm also Cit# 983 :-)=20
<P>(those who'v been in Alpha from the start will recognize this =
Account as a=20
(Dataman) 'co-op' Account... I was one of 'the group' and over the =
last 3=20
years I'v been maintaining it (paying the yearly Cit $20) so=20
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(go there to see who it is... :-) )=20
<P>(it) is kept current etc... As I'm the only one of the original =
(core=20
group) doing so, and in light of my $20 a year... this in fact makes =
it mine.=20
:-) )=20
<P>Send prezzy in return address... :-)=20
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Jul 8, 2001, 7:55pm

*Brags even more,* 292200. December 1998


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Jul 10, 2001, 6:39am

1139... do I get a cookie?

charest at balista.com (budweiser) wrote in
<3b4073e3$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com>:

>What does everyone consider a low cit number? What is the upper low cit
>number threshold?
>
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