Question about Roles

[NoreoAlles]

So i and many other new users seem to have "prole" as role and some guys have "party member", "mod", "admin" or "citizen". I know why theres "mod" and "admin" roles but whats the difference between "citizen" and "prole"?

[GVovkiv]

but whats the difference between "citizen" and "prole"?

Number of post, that user made

[bobbyjones]

A better question imo is "What even is a prole?"

[togFox]

I've always wondered what a prole is but was afraid to ask because I thought only a prole would not know what a prole was.

[MrFariator]

It's a short form of proletariat in English, or a term for child or offpsring in other languages.

[NoreoAlles]

So, the more i interact here the higher/better my Rank/role gets?

[MrFariator]

Yep, it's an old forum thing that you don't see much these days. At most it's just bragging rights.

[Gunroar:Cannon()]

I've always wondered what a prole is but was afraid to ask because I thought only a prole would not know what a prole was.

Exactly.

It's a short form of proletariat in English, or a term for child or offspring in other languages.

Hahhaha Woah. The most I've heard of proles is in 1984 (Orwell) which is the name of the people that are so low in the ranks their not even considered human. *Nervous laughter*

Heh, at least it's not Lovebaby (tigsource's lowest rank is TigBaby, has a man-baby avatar and everything).

[NoreoAlles]

Heh, at least it's not Lovebaby (tigsource's lowest rank is TigBaby, has a man-baby avatar and everything).

Bruh

[zorg]

It's a short form of proletariat in English, or a term for child or offpsring in other languages.

...no?

Proletariat (noun)
- Working-class people regarded collectively (often used with reference to Marxism).
- The lowest class of citizens in ancient Rome.

The proletariat (/ˌproʊlɪˈtɛəriət/; from Latin proletarius 'producing offspring') is the social class of wage-earners, those members of a society whose only possession of significant economic value is their labour power (their capacity to work).[1] A member of such a class is a proletarian. (or prole for short)

Not sure how that translates to child/offspring unless you meant "prole" in some languages mean that, which is interesting :v