Well done all. :clapping: We passed through 11,000 posts on March 7 so it's taken us less than three weeks to post the next 1,000!
Congrats WW2 Chat for a great effort. In the short period that I have been a member, I have found other members very willing to share their knwledge with all, and I have also found it to be a very happy forum where members joke with one another. Keep up the great work. John
It would seem that we have all got a severe case of obessive complusive posting! Hold on! I feel a book coming on!
Andy and Spidge, Only 6 months, that makes thoses figures even more incredible. I just hope some of those nuts from other forums don't come along and spoil this site John
How do the site statistics add up? On-line at the moment 27 guests and 1 member (me). War in Europe 1 Prisoners of War 1 Other Conflicts 13 Books & Film 1 News Articles 1 Barracks 8 TOTAL TO ME 25 Where at the other 3? How do non-members get into the Barracks? The "Other Conflicts" is drawing a crowd - active service people?? Just me, a numbers guy: :noidea:
Guests and Bots (e.g. Yahoo! Slurp Spider) can read most forums. The Bots are automated systems sent out by the various search engines like google and yahoo so that they can then add our threads to their search results. We also actively encourgae guests to read our posts as they could be potential members, and may find something of interest that they wish to reply to. We also have had a number of people join after they did a search for a particular subject and came across one of our posts after it had been logged by one the Bots However, guests and bots cannot access member's profiles, carry out an active search using the forum's search facility, or post, without first registering.
