a first time poster today wrote....
"I look forward to viewing the Forums with out receiving a zillion requests to introduce myself after I have done so!"
this started me thinking (insert munch painting
the scream here)
ok folks what, in your view defines this community?
that is, other than the sheet metal and rivets and sealant....
here is a little data for those that might find it useful....
zero posts......13,150 members
one post..........2,400 members
two posts.........1,100 members
three posts.........700 members
four posts...........450 members
five posts...........350 members
6-10 posts..........900 membersso
that's
19,000 members with 10 or fewer posts
11-50 posts............1,350 members
51-100 posts.............350 members
101-250 posts............250 members
251-500 posts............100 members
>than 500 posts.........170 members
also there are 1000s who have not logged in for 2 years or more...
of course 'community' isn't defined just by post count....
for me it's the opportunity to
meet and camp with those who exchange ideas, solutions, information, humor and photos...
or to exchange notes with folks meet while camping.
and yes many come here for buying information, another brick in the community center....
folks who come here just to view/read matter and certainly many don't log in for this....
still,
13,000 without a single post?
it seems to be a small widely spaced nucleus of members that stack up here...
what are your views on how to define this community?
cheers
2air'