NP Rank:
Top Veterans
Top Rookies
- 6,122
pointsliamssoft
United Kingdom - 2,526
pointsYankeeJim
Arlington, Virginia, United States - 998
pointsPeaceFrog
New York, United States - 644
pointsMotor Sports Unplugged
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States - 642
pointsDrMarty
Flushing, New York, United States
- 3
pointsBevan
Christchurch, New Zealand - 3
pointsBunk
London, United Kingdom - 3
pointsfotochick
Vancouver, Canada - 3
pointsJasonChurch
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada - 3
pointskathryn.kuster
Denver, Colorado, United States
- 26,590
pointsliamssoft
United Kingdom - 13,125
pointsYankeeJim
Arlington, Virginia, United States - 2,957
pointsDrMarty
Flushing, New York, United States - 2,090
pointsMotor Sports Unplugged
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States - 1,971
pointsJerryM
Milwaukee, United States
- 6
pointseric williams
Cibolo, Texas, United States - 5
pointsJagmohan Manchanda
Kurukshetra, India - 3
pointsBevan
Christchurch, New Zealand - 3
pointsBunk
London, United Kingdom - 3
pointsfotochick
Vancouver, Canada
- 284,091
pointsliamssoft
United Kingdom - 157,427
pointsYankeeJim
Arlington, Virginia, United States - 38,201
pointsfashionfreak
Bombay, India - 34,179
pointsgoravchhajer
mumbai, maharashatra, India - 32,623
pointsThe 1
Chicago, Illinois, United States
- 9
pointsCitizensCampaign
Metuchen, New Jersey, United States - 9
pointsJagmohan Manchanda
Kurukshetra, India - 9
pointsjesse879
Washington, United States - 9
pointsMatt Irving
Winchester, United Kingdom - 9
pointsshyguy 272
Durban, South Africa
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How You Get Your Points
What is member ranking all about?
So what’s all this ranking business about? Isn’t all news created equal?
Nope, it ain’t. Your rank on the leaderboard is determined by your stats. The more you contribute and get involved, the more you’ll move up.
So how exactly is your score determined? It’s a tasty secret sauce formula that takes into account everything you’ve contributed to the site. Long story short, you want lots of recommendations, page views, comments, and front-page stories.
If you’ve been on the site for less than three months you’re considered a rookie. Everyone else is a veteran. Thus people who have been involved the longest have an advantage.
Your rank is always changing, even when you’re not active on the site. This is because the time frame for which stats are considered is always inching forward. In other words, you’ve got to be active to stay on top.
Above all, rankings are meant to be a fun way to see who’s the newsiest. Are you strong enough to be our (wo)man?

