I looked up these words called Japanese Honorifics, and I decided to try this out as a game!
So what you can do here is place an honorific at the end of the member's Name above you! If their Username is too long or something, try to use a nickname or their actual name with the honorific instead. Be sure to use the correct one! And try not to be rude while doing it, for there are ways of offending others with the improper use of SanKunChanSama!
Here's the list explaining what the honorifics mean. I reccomend only using SanKunChanSama.
Let me show an example for you. Let's take VisitJoan's name for this demonstration.
I could say either Joan-san, or Joan-sama. Another one, if said properly, could be Joan-chan, for she is a youthful woman.
-Kun wouldn't work very well, since that would basically be saying she is inferior to me, but we all know that's not true! You will not use Kun as often as the rest, unless the conditions make sense.
Alright, after you've read each of the honorifics, we may begin!
I looked up these words called Japanese Honorifics, and I decided to try this out as a game!
So what you can do here is place an honorific at the end of the member's Name above you! If their Username is too long or something, try to use a nickname or their actual name with the honorific instead. Be sure to use the correct one! And try not to be rude while doing it, for there are ways of offending others with the improper use of SanKunChanSama!
Here's the list explaining what the honorifics mean. I reccomend only using SanKunChanSama.
https://m.facebook.com/notes/lets-learn-japanese/japanese-honorifics-the-use-of-san-kun-chan-and-sama/116147711743289/
Let me show an example for you. Let's take VisitJoan's name for this demonstration.
I could say either Joan-san, or Joan-sama. Another one, if said properly, could be Joan-chan, for she is a youthful woman.
-Kun wouldn't work very well, since that would basically be saying she is inferior to me, but we all know that's not true!
You will not use Kun as often as the rest, unless the conditions make sense. 
Alright, after you've read each of the honorifics, we may begin!
Rock on!