When the E14 Community points Odometer rolls over

22 Feb 2023

I was surprised to discover the points odometer on my account was approaching 100K. Should I be concerned? Is there any maintenance that needs to be done to keep the wheels from falling off?

I recall not to long ago the count was 30K less. I have been busy lately and haven't had time to invest in more projects. I don't recall siphoning any points or did someone die and I got an inheritances to cause the point count to increase.

Hopefully I am aware when the odometer the roll over happens. Be kinda cool to know that after the post you will exceed 100K points.

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Gough Lui over 2 years ago +1

I believe the only thing really necessary is to go outside for a bit of fresh air from time to time ... nothing like some ordinary preventative maintenance ... - Gough

colporteur over 2 years ago

Holy crap! I turned 90K and didn't even realize it.

My report of the account point odometer being stuck must have had something to so with this sudden change. I have to sit down and catch my breath. I don't feel 90K? My spouse tells me I look 90K:)

Thanks CS for kicking my account over the hump.
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colporteur over 2 years ago in reply to beacon_dave

OK BD, what did you do?

I did send a message to support today, maybe they cleared to clog that holding back the toilet. I'm rolling again.
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beacon_dave over 2 years ago in reply to colporteur

It's showing as having increased here:

What does your recent points activity page show ?
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colporteur over 2 years ago

I'm wondering if speaking about points is frowned upon.

The odometer for my account is not registering points. My total today is the same as it was back in February. This is strange since I just completed two quiz.

I'm not sure when the odometer stopped registering. The car is still running fine but just not counting. Maybe the mechanic cstanton can take a look under the hood. At this rate no amount of activity is going to roll me over to the 90K. How will I know if I need an oil change or to check the timing belt?
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cstanton over 2 years ago

:) Thanks for being a part of the community - I think the wheels have fell off enough over the past year!
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