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I think I was probably one of the first chaps to post on this esteemed forum. I believe at the time (Oct/Nov 2006) Admin invented a few people for me to talk to so I wasn't lonely.


However, I'd just got back from 18 months in Beijing, so frankly I didn't care if I was talking to a computer, so long as it was in English.


Since then, if the data on the homepage menu is correct, we've had...


1,014 days of forum activity

318,822 posts

314 posts per day

13 posts per hour

1 post every 4mins and 35 seconds


It would be great to know (as far as records and Google Analytics show)....


Total unique users

Total registered users

Total regular users (i.e. those who've posted say in the last month)

Users by country


It's only for fun of course, what chance all that?

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