Senior Member vs Established Member?

[DavidW]

I see some of us have one of the 3 designations: New Member, Senior Member, and Established Member. What is the difference and are there any other statuses?

[RichardG]

Could I ask the Community team to find a "nicer" alternative name for Senior Members - I feel like someone who should be living in a retirement home with that name.  Could I suggest Subject Matter Expert instead, if what you're trying to promote in our profile is that we have demonstrated a high level understanding of the products and issues.

Kind regards

[KevinD]

Richard,

I'm thinking "Seasoned Member" or "Veteran Member".

[AmberLee]

NOPE! Pretty sure that's worse! lol

[DavidW]

You could go by señor member. Perhaps it could follow Nobility? 

Duke/Duchess.
Marquees/Marchioness.
Earl/Countess.
Viscount/Viscountess.
Baron/Baroness.
Baronets.
Knight/Dame.
Esquire.

[AmberLee]

I'm king of the world!

[RichardG]

I think there is great merit to David's nobility suggestion. I for one was named after an English King (true story - I kid you not) - the one who pledged a kingdom for a horse and whose remains were recently uncovered under a Tesco supermarket carpark. There is also now a new American Duchess so this should be all the rage! 😆

[tjbmoreno]

Wow! I've really been out of it!  I see I need to get caught up with Richard and Amber!

You guys are making me look bad!  Guess I know what I'll be doing this weekend!

[AshleyB]

Hi @DavidW,

Great question! 

I am glad you asked. These are ranks earned in the SAP Concur Community based on the Community member's activity level. It accounts for things like kudo activity, posts started, and post replies. The 3 ranks: New Member, Established Member and Senior Member go in order of Community involvement. 

@RichardG, thanks for the suggestion. Excellent point! We will be sure to consider that naming edit.