The ratio of introduction threads to actual members

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We've talked about this before. 1 out of maybe...50 new members understand that it's better to just jump right into the threads already taking place and not trying to single themselves out. I have more fun with new members when they join the discussion right away and bring something to the table. The ones that try to pin point that they're new seem to not do as well for whatever reason. Idk, just an observation.

I'm also including the members that go in and create a pretty cool and fun journal right away.

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Originally Posted by Kiiii

We've talked about this before. 1 out of maybe...50 new members understand that it's better to just jump right into the threads already taking place and not trying to single themselves out. I have more fun with new members when they join the discussion right away and bring something to the table. The ones that try to pin point that they're new seem to not do as well for whatever reason. Idk, just an observation.

I'm also including the members that go in and create a pretty cool and fun journal right away.

I know, I know. And do you notice how few people bring their own maggot-riddled corpse to the party these days? What's happening to people? This place used to have class.

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Originally Posted by Trollheart

I know, I know. And do you notice how few people bring their own maggot-riddled corpse to the party these days? What's happening to people? This place used to have class.

Internet forums as a whole are really becoming a thing of the past. Musicbanter is perhaps one of the very few exceptions of a forum continuing to thrive. It's pretty amazing when you think about it. It's easily one of the very few forums that has an atmosphere like this one has. But again, the longer you're here, the more it feels like family. That's kind of the way it goes. You just have to stick through the tough **** to get to the good stuff.

We've all been through it.