Guests v Members

[Stubby]

Just had a look at who is on line . Guests out weigh members by a huge amount .  I wonder why this is .  Do you think if we  introduced a Albtalk " old boys tie "  It might encourage more to join ?  ?

[Gary Prentice]

You keep telling people to F off probably don't help! 

[Steve Bullman]

Its always been that way and always will be.  I've always been more concerned about how to get registered members to post.  Plenty view and rarely post...again, its always been the same on every forum i've ever been a member of.

[Dan Maynard]

That'd be people looking for those nuggets of wisdom hidden in between being told to F off.

More seriously, the arbtalk back catalogue of posts is now a massive resource.

[trotter251]

Its always been that way and always will be.  I've always been more concerned about how to get registered members to post.  Plenty view and rarely post...again, its always been the same on every forum i've ever been a member of.

I am very guilty of this!
Can’t really comment for others, but personally I never really no what to say and I’m happy enough just reading and learning, maybe one day il be able to pass some knowledge on, but currently probably not [emoji23]

[Steve Bullman]

Just now, trotter251 said:

 

 

I am very guilty of this!
Can’t really comment for others, but personally I never really no what to say and I’m happy enough just reading and learning, maybe one day il be able to pass some knowledge on, but currently probably not

 

 

Everyone has something to offer

[openspaceman]

4 minutes ago, Dan Maynard said:

That'd be people looking for those nuggets of wisdom hidden in between being told to F off.

More seriously, the arbtalk back catalogue of posts is now a massive resource.

Yes, a lot will have been directed here by Google, or duck duck go  if they value privacy

[aspenarb]

53 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Its always been that way and always will be.    .  Plenty view and rarely post...again, its always been the same on every forum i've ever been a member of.

 

Its too easy to press the like button and move on, perhaps without one there would be more interaction.

 

Bob

[Steve Bullman]

Everyone begged for years for a like button, to remove it would cause uproar ?

[aspenarb]

See

 

Bob