Hello,

At this moment we have 54678 members.
Of those members 13369 have made 1 post or more.
So we have 41309 members who have registered to look at the forum links and attachments.

From the 13369 members are
11894 members new members (1-9 posts), there are 5405 new members with 1 post only.
1220 junior members (10-49 posts)
118 members (50-99 posts)
and 136 senior members (100 or more posts).
From the senior members there are 19 with more than 1000 posts.

So the higher the number of posts the smaller the crowd.

Greetings,
Bertus

 

Interesting stats, do you have the longest periods of registration of those who have never posted?.

 

Hello,

The members with no posts are not found in the members list.
It seems to be of safety reason they are not present.

There is a member with one post only who joined at 10-01-2003,
His last activity was at 07-03-2006.

All these data can be found in the members list.

Greetings,
Bertus

 

Thanks. , thought they may have been collated.

 

Bertus,why don't you do a nice piece on members that posted with
question about which way to go with education see how many sucess
stories you find.Some of the older member come on line to view and
leave without posting.So if we all join this online reunion cause.
Can't hurt,see you has good job and there has to be word of mouth
with moderator,because you can see a bond that members get with
moderators they should have some sucess stories.

 

Hello,

I can link the two very active threads:

Relays/timer design help, an interaction between mainly gturnbull and Bill Marsden:
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=24179

ATMega168 Tachometer help using LM2907 chip, an interaction between mainly StealthRT and SgtWookie:
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=20962

Both threads have more than 100 posts.
Here you can see how the interaction of the forum works.

Greetings,
Bertus

 

The members with no posts are not found in the members list.
It seems to be of safety reason they are not present.

That is correct.

Interesting stats, do you have the longest periods of registration of those who have never posted?.

There are people who signed up when the site went live in September 2003 who have never posted. The oldest user account is Rob's original account. Contrary to what some may believe, I wasn't the original user account here on AAC - I am user #60 (the oldest user account still in regular use ).

Dave