There's not much to post about anymore.
Yeah, I seem to be here more out of habit these days. So many of the Top 50 are no longer active here or post very infrequently.
There's not much to post about anymore.
You can only keep your spamhelp up for so long. I'll chime in from time to time when I can but that's dwindling.Yeah, I seem to be here more out of habit these days. So many of the Top 50 are no longer active here or post very infrequently.![]()
it def is harder to try to help out the genuine people and sift through all of the iphone/ipad crap these daysJust a little sarcasm thrown about. Trust me I know what you mean.![]()
(I see only the math-related portions of people's posts.blah blah blah spreadsheets and numbers blah blah blah
Since the iPad launch, Forum Spy has been dead for me.
not to mention the right most column always says "iPhone Forums"I've stopped using Forum Spy lately too. I'm afraid my display will get screenburn from the constant friction!
There's not much to post about anymore.
I've had nothing to say since around 2005.
I've been making posts like this ever since.![]()
Among active Top 50 posters, the members with the longest memberships are:
eyelikeart, 114 months (9.5 years)
Second-longest: Rower_CPU, 105 months (8.7 years)
Third-longest: Mr. Anderson, 104 months (8.7 years)
I've had nothing to say since around 2005.
I've been making posts like this ever since.![]()
Indeed, but some humor helps to lighten the mood, even on forums we need our comedic relief.![]()
Dr. Q thanks for all the stats!
On a side note, in reality, Dr. Q uses one of these to calculate his data:
View attachment 237411
^^^
You might be right. I heard he upgraded a while back.![]()
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Ten years today (see post above). What a wild ride.![]()
Why did you retire your name?
Interesting trip down memory lane. I remember most of the folks that you mention.Ten years today on Macrumors (see post #60 above). What a wild ride.
Doctor Q kind of wanted me to give a bird's eye view as being a constant poster here for 10 years, so here it goes (from my shattered memory)
2000- joined on july 9th as jefhatfield and only lurked and saw Blakespot as main poster
2001- started posting about Macs, became top poster here, talking to Spikey, John123, and Kela
2002- started off topic political talk against GOP and enjoyed eyelikeart, RowerCPU, and Dukestreet
2003- saw posters grow up like vniow, scem0, and ravenvii and others go from hs to adulthood
2004- started seeing some big time posters come along like mad jew and wdlove
2005- got tired of my jefhatfield screen name but kept it on www.epinions.com
2006- started new identity as 63dot and have kept that ever since, jefhatfield retires still in top 10
Curious. Do you remember how many posts you had back in 2006 to put you in the top 10?
Interesting. Thanks.I would say something over eight thousand something when I retired and I was #9 when 2006 started...which would not equate to anything close to a top poster today with all those currently well above ten thousand I think.
I lurked for about a year before I joined in July 2002. Much smaller community back then. But even then, I had a tough time getting a user name.
Hardware discussion and the bleeding edge are where I find the most enjoyment. I spend most of my time off of MacRumors doing research and hunting down the latest roadmaps. It helps a lot when I come back with links and images to make you drool for what's coming down the pipe.