| Last Login: | Mar 03, 2010 |
| Name: | TheBrin |
| Age: | 25 |
| Location: | Ashdod, International |
TheBrin
About Me:
I'm a freelance videogame critic with publishings in most Israeli gaming websites. Currently making my way towards a bachelor's degree in animation, and working at an electronics store similar to radioshack.
Professional/Career:
Writer
Basic Interests:
Networking, Earning Cash Prizes, Friends
Relationship Status:
Single
Favorite Type of Music:
Rock, Oldies, The Mix, Classic Rock, Comedy
Favorite Activities:
Reading, TV watching, Spending time with family/kids, Computer activities, Listening to music, Watching sporting events, Socializing with friends/neighbors, Traveling, Entertaining, Swimming, Playing cards, Cooking, Sleeping, Writing
Recent Forum Posts
06-16-2009 (8:48 pm)Also, people often like to put something snazzy as their profile picture, like me. It's clearly edited, and isn't meant to reflect me in any way. So perhaps users would be able to choose which picture of them would be displayed in hot or not.
06-16-2009 (8:44 pm)
Well, recently a website I hang around in has implemented a user verification system.
Basically, the user is given five randomly-generated instructions for pictures. For example: "Take a picture of yourself holding up a piece of paper with the letter 'R'" or "Take a picture of yourself with three of your right hand fingers on your forehead"
They take five of these pictures. An administrator or moderator examines the generator's requests alongside the pictures posted by the user, and approves the user as "Verified" if the pictures match the requests.
Yeah, it's a round about way of doing it I suppose, and I don't really see 977 as a social network who would put an emphasis on genuine users.
My 2 cents.
06-16-2009 (8:37 pm)
Let me start off by saying I love the 977Music. I've been station-hopping ever since I've been introduced to it by the Michael Groff show. I enjoy the website for it's high quality content and availability, and the new artist pages.
That being said, I would like to know if us international listeners can turn in our points for prizes? I looked through the FAQ page, and even glanced at the Terms and Conditions page (don't have the constitution to read the whole thing, I'm afraid), and I couldn't find any mention of us foreigners. Like I've said, I've been a listener from before the transformation, so I'm not here for the prizes, but some answers on the FAQ page would be nice :)
Keep up the awesome work!
