Things I've noticed about HTF since returning. (1 Viewer)

[Michael Reuben]

BTW, just how many mods are there now at HTF? Just curious.

I think it's currently eight. In no special order: RAF, Cees, Crawdaddy, Patrick, me, Gregg, Joe DeMartino, Mike Frezon.


(If I've left anyone out, I apologize in advance.)

 

[Jack Briggs]

So Adam Barratt is gone. Too bad; I liked him. And Steve Simon is gone, too, huh? However, at eight mods, with the current level of activity, that works out pretty well.

 

[Michael Reuben]

Like you, Jack, Adam had some other things happening in his life (notably, marriage ).


Steve still drops by.

 

[Eric Samonte]

I guess most move on but its still one of my sites to visit routinely as all my PCs have it bookmarked.

The layout has changed and although I find that it seems to change more often, I still can manage.


On another note, most of the guys that have posted here have been members for more than 10 years..including myself. I am glad a lot of us truly value this site.

 

[Mike Frezon]

Originally Posted by Eric Samonte /forum/thread/302349/things-i-ve-noticed-about-htf-since-returning/60#post_3714327

 

[RickER]

Originally Posted by Mike Frezon

Yep, right behind ya Mike.

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

Nice to see you around these parts again, Jack.

I have noticed a decrease in responses to my reviews, but I just assumed it was because my opinions have finally become as irrefutable as I always imagined they were.


Regards,

 

[ChuckWL]

Hi, I don't post much but I do read the forum everyday and value each and everyone's opinion. I have learned so much since I began reading a few years ago. My husband used to be the HT guru in the house. But with the knowledge that I have gathered on these pages I now have the same enthusiasm that he has with home theater. We both enjoy OUR hobby together!
Best Regards to all!

 

[Charles Smith]

I'm fairly new here, and I try to read way more than I post -- in the certain knowledge that I have more to learn than to yap about. The high standards of the place were apparent from day one, and I'm delighted with the company. I'm here to stay.

 

[Jack Briggs]

The high standards of the place were apparent from day one, and I'm delighted with the company.

Chas, FYI: Those, exactly, were my sentiments when I wandered onto the board back in June of 1999. The level of conversation was serious, the humor often wry -- I loved the place and started posting away. A year later, I had 2,000 posts to my credit and people would ask about when I had the time to do other things commonly associated with life.


I am glad to see that HTF continues to draw people who themselves are drawn to quality discussions.


(As an aside, I remember back in, oh, 2000 or 2001 a woman who started posting here so as to work on her "shyness." I recall being amazed that someone using the Internet could be shy about it. She was assured that she was welcome to post all she wanted to here. Then I never saw her on the boards again. Not sure if this anecdote has anything to do with the topic at hand, but I remembered it now for some reason.)

 

[Bryan X]

Originally Posted by RickER




Yep, right behind ya Mike.

We joined a month apart, over 7 years ago. Time flies.

 

[RickER]

Originally Posted by Bryan X





We joined a month apart, over 7 years ago. Time flies.

Yep, it sure does. But i cant imagine ever having the number of posts Jack, or Mike have. 15 to 20,000 posts...mind blowing. Bryan, to me, WE have a lot of posts!

 

[Bryan X]

 

[Joseph DeMartino]

A year later, I had 2,000 posts to my credit and people would ask about when I had the time to do other things commonly associated with life.

When people ask me that I usually say, "Depends".


Regards,


Joe

 

[TonyD]

Originally Posted by Joseph DeMartino


Regards,


Joe

HAH.


I frequently am in wonder of those with so many posts.

 

[Mike Frezon]

Originally Posted by Joseph DeMartino /forum/thread/302349/things-i-ve-noticed-about-htf-since-returning/60#post_3714699

 

[DavidJ]

Originally Posted by RickER /forum/thread/302349/things-i-ve-noticed-about-htf-since-returning/60#post_3714674

 

[gene c]

Even though posting is down a little bit it looks like the number of people viewing most forums is still pretty healthy. That's what I like about these internet forums. You aren't just helping the OP but a whole auditorium full of people. I bet more people benefit from the HTF than we realize.


Let's see. I'm at about 1.4 posts a day. Not too bad, unless you take away the ones full mindless pshychobabble, then.....

 

[Ockeghem]

"Hmm, sounds like time for a little Alan Parsons Project."


Now I can't stop thinking about the "Randy Disher Project." LOL!

 

[gene c]

Now I can't stop thinking about the "Randy Disher Project." LOL!

Thanks to you, now I can't either! ) Maybe not.

I watched them film a scene of Monk in S.F. through the window of a small office building a few years ago. I always liked that show. Nice show to watch after a really tough day. Kinda quirky. For some reason it reminds me of Crazy Like A Fox. Not sure why.

I'm at about 1.4 posts a day.

Actually, it's 1.1870078 posts per day. I'm scheduled to catch Mike Frezon on Oct 2, 2049 .