If you look up just above the Top Right Corner of the first post displayed in this thread (ie. the one you used to start this thread) you'll see a tag labelled 'Rate This Thread' - click on that tag, and I'm pretty sure that you'll be able to work out what the Gold Stars are for. IIRC, the Rating displayed on the index pages against some threads is an average of all the Ratings made by individual posters.
BTW, each individual entry on the Forum that any user makes is called 'a post'; while a string of related 'posts' combine together in order to form 'a thread' - that is, the discussion that you can/should follow. You put up a post asking about the Gold Stars that appear against some threads in the index pages; I replied, putting up my own post in response to yours, so together, this (potentially growing) collection of posts is now a thread.
Last edited by Peter Aawen; 10-02-2023 at 08:13 AM.
If you look up just above the Top Right Corner of the first post displayed in this thread (ie. the one you used to start this thread) you'll see a tag labelled 'Rate This Thread' - click on that tag, and I'm pretty sure that you'll be able to work out what the Gold Stars are for. IIRC, the Rating displayed on the index pages against some threads is an average of all the Ratings made by individual posters.
BTW, each individual entry on the Forum that any user makes is called 'a post'; while a string of related 'posts' combine together in order to form 'a thread' - that is, the discussion that you can/should follow. You put up a post asking about the Gold Stars that appear against some threads in the index pages; I replied, putting up my own post in response to yours, so together, this (potentially growing) collection of posts is now a thread.
What's the meaning of Gold Stars on some threads?
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IIRC, the Rating displayed on the index pages against some threads is an average of all the Ratings made by individual posters. 
You put up a post asking about the Gold Stars that appear against some threads in the index pages; I replied, putting up my own post in response to yours, so together, this (potentially growing) collection of posts is now a thread. 
Originally Posted by Peter Aawen
