Viewing Thread:
"The reason why ukchatforums.com is a small place."

I've posted 2 posts an 34 words this month, an i am #364 in the top posters list!

I don't thinks anylonger that ukchatforums.com is a small place because this thread has got so much of replies in so less time.

(and its like ever other forum where the topic of thread gets deviated from the original post. Same with you gays, you gave 39 replies; all of which never had anything to do with my original post!)

You think a good way to encourage new members is to not let them make topics until they've been here a while? Ohnonono.

Personally, I don't care.
Like I said, we're full. All positions have been taken.

There doesn't seem to be a stream of new people anymore, yeah you get a few newbies here and there but most seem to post once or twice and then don't come back.

It would be nice if we could be a bit warmer to the new people, but most of the time it starts with them being able to start threads. They start 5 new threads in a night and everyone gets annouyed cause it's rare that 1 of them is worth reading in the opition of other members as the thread has already been done.

It would be good if new people had to post a certain number of posts and worls before being able to start threads, as then they could get to grips with the forum and whats already posted before starting up a mass of threads. 50 posts 1000 words would be a good figure in my mind.

just trying to think just ways of the new members not being scared off.

I agree with the sentiment wholeheartedly, but in this case you have hyperboled yourself into regions of ludicriocrity.

Before you ask, yes, all those are real words.

If Rowling was underground, all you goths would love her.

*cowers*

I just don't like sentences like that.
In fact, you could say I hate them.

HATE.

It made perfect sense to me.
But that's not saying much.

Actually, wait.
I think that "I have yet" to thing is acceptable. It just reads a little weird because he wrote "I've".

He meant 'meat'