Top 10 Members!

I was searching for this list and finally found it! Yes, the top 10 Element14 community members as of April 2018. They truly deserve the spot. Do you have any thoughts on this? Let me know in the comment section below.

There are few others too down the ladder who are helping and I don’t want to disapoint you. This top 10 list is just a list, your help is always appreciated. Keep contributing.

Dixon Selvan

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Dudley over 7 years ago +13

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jw0752 over 7 years ago in reply to dixonselvan +12

Hi Dixon You will be most happy if you ignore the points and just enjoy the journey. Learning, participating, encouraging, asking questions, and answering the questions of others is where the real fun…
balearicdynamics over 7 years ago in reply to dixonselvan +11

Dixon, as a matter of fact, (been away for a while for personal problems but my mood was always with the members of this community) I think you hear always by us almost the same comments to this discussion…

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Workshopshed over 7 years ago

I see being less active for the last quarter has dropped me down the rankings from 7th to 9th. Perhaps I should join in the next design challenge and ignore the family who claimed they would change the door locks if I did!
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Jan Cumps over 7 years ago in reply to Workshopshed

find middle ground by starting a bluetooth enabled diy doorlock project...
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NigelB over 7 years ago in reply to Jan Cumps

I'd certainly be interested in that as an idea - as an alternative to RFID tag technology on the Makerspace door, if it were secure enough. I am fairly sure all our members have a smartphone that could be used to interact with a bluetooth doorlock... and there may be possibilities to tie it to an email if it can be delivered instantaneously, or as a back-up mechanism to alert a member that someone reported to be them has unlocked the bluetooth lock using what appears to be their smartphone... So definitely an interesting project, for domestic/garage and club/makerspace use...
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NigelB over 7 years ago in reply to Jan Cumps

I'd certainly be interested in that as an idea - as an alternative to RFID tag technology on the Makerspace door, if it were secure enough. I am fairly sure all our members have a smartphone that could be used to interact with a bluetooth doorlock... and there may be possibilities to tie it to an email if it can be delivered instantaneously, or as a back-up mechanism to alert a member that someone reported to be them has unlocked the bluetooth lock using what appears to be their smartphone... So definitely an interesting project, for domestic/garage and club/makerspace use...
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