:-)
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I’m closing in on 6,500 posts in 22+ years here.

Just turtling along.
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I hope to become like Dartgod and pass the 50k milestone.

Just one of the many stones I will pass through life
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Congrats Dartgod



I didn't even notice I went over 50k over 3k posts ago.
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I feel you two are both just a couple of years of an ENDelt-ian run from being in the top ten!
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150K of the Dong's posts are in the "Are you going to take the vaccine?" thread in the D.C. forum and in just the last three years! That's a average of 50K posts per year! :-)
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thats around 6 posts per day every day. for 22 years.
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Congrats, Dart!
I might make it to there before I die. Maybe.
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50K posts and I've maybe started a dozen threads.

That 'New Thread' button is intimidating shit man - WHAT IF IT DOESN'T GET ANY RESPONSES?!?!?

{hides in a corner}

EDIT: Well I'll be damned - I've started 70 threads in my 18odd years here.

That's substantially more than I thought.

:-)
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Austin was not a "user" at the time, he was logged in as admin and doing the code updates, I was testing the UI. My username was actually auto-generated because I figured at some point, we'd nuke the test instance before we went to production. We didn't and I got stuck with it. :-)
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Well, you're in good company. :-)
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It isn't just a mobile thing. :-)
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Dart doesn't post enough. He's an OG who has always been pretty even mannered in interactions and was one of the first people here I was comfortable enough to meet in person.
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FYI, if you click on "User CP" up in the page header and then click on the profile link at the top of the left menu, it will bring up your profile page. Click on the Statistics tab and it will show you your total posts, your posts per day, and it has 2 links to search all threads and posts by you.
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I was thinking you changed it back on the old Star board, or maybe you were planning on changing right when we all migrated over. I do remember the old board used to display your registration name next to your username, so people could see your real name when you posted.
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