40,000!!!

Neil Maidment · Nov 20, 2007

According to the stats I see we have just passed 40,000 registered members!/forum/smilies/big_smile_smiley.gif

Staggeringly well done to Fishingmagic, Graham and all those "responsible" at Magicalia.

Steve Spiller · Nov 20, 2007

Get in there guys 40,000 members................39,900 lurkers.

Why don't they post on the forum?

Deanos · Nov 20, 2007

If all 40 kirzillion members were to pop just 50p into my tin cup whilst I'm flogging the "Big Issue" outside Pontefract Woolworth's, I would have enough cash to pay for big "Olga from Bolga" to visit me....and buy her a second hand tractor to drive about in....just like being home in Russia!

The Monk · Nov 21, 2007

how many are active though, or alive for that matter (present company accepted)/forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif

The Monk · Nov 21, 2007

and out of interest in the statistics, how many of these are lady members and have you got a list of phone numbers/forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif

Wendy Perry 2 · Nov 21, 2007

hahahah, nick you are a bugger.

Well done to all involved in FM i'm proud to be a member of here.

Deano's i think with the money you get from 'big issue' you better get some new underpants, after eating all them boiles, it can't be good on the bottom material/forum/smilies/sick_smiley.gif

Bully · Nov 21, 2007

30,000 from cakey

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Nov 23, 2007

Can the techy guys at FM get stats from posting data? eg of the 40,000 members how many are active on a daily, weekly, monthly basis or not at all. Can this be done? But then again if theis info is obtaine is it useful?

Any ideas?

Graham Marsden (ACA) · Nov 23, 2007

On Wednesday we had almost 400 posts, most days it's slightly more than that, and just over 3000 members were active, ie, reading and/or posting on the forum. Total forum posts is now 536,000.

This information is useful to a point but there is a lot of variation for often no apparent reason, ie, highs and lows don't match any closed seasons or times of year.

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Nov 23, 2007

What's the definition of a lurker?

If I were to regularly read and anling publication but never write letters or contribute to its content does that make me a lurker?

What's a lurker in the contrxt of FM?

Graham Marsden (ACA) · Nov 23, 2007

In the context of any forum, not just FM, a lurker is someone who just reads the posts and never posts anything himself.

You can't relate it to a magazine as they are not interactive. Many of them these days don't evenhave a letter's page.

big T · Nov 26, 2007

Probably not write anything of intrest any way , well done Graham I bet this is the biggest thing you can handle at your age.

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