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New Mon 5 Jul 10 07:57 
 Most prolific forum member - L'escargot
Who, do you think, is the forum member that writes the most posts? Do they deserve a prize?
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 08:04 
 Most prolific forum member - Pat
I think they do deserve a prize and my guess is that it's Rattle:)

Pat
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 08:22 
 Most prolific forum member - Perky Penguin
Probably is rattle - don't know about a prize though. A member of another forum I visit has made 16,400 posts in 11 years = 4 a day!
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 09:18 
 Most prolific forum member - Iffy
The moat prolific poster on here I think is Zero.

Currently in the wilds of Northumberland, which is why we've not heard from him for a day or two.

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New Mon 5 Jul 10 09:21 
 Most prolific forum member - R.P.
We know exactly who it is ;-)
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 11:57 
 Most prolific forum member - Duncan
Zero is doing over 20 a day!!
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 12:27 
 Most prolific forum member - Badwolf
>> Zero is doing over 20 a day!!

And most of those are in 'curmudgeon' mode ;-)
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 08:03 
 Most prolific forum member - L'escargot
>> >> Zero is doing over 20 a day!!
>>
>> And most of those are in 'curmudgeon' mode ;-)
>>

Badwolf, I like your style!
:-D
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 12:23 
 Most prolific forum member - RattleandSmoke
I think my record was 40,000 posts in four years. I was a moderator though to be fair :). Enough was enough though and I banned myself.

I am on 8.38 posts a day on here :(. eek.
Last edited by: RattleandSmoke on Mon 5 Jul 10 at 12:23
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 19:23 
 Most prolific forum member - VxFan
>> Probably is rattle -

I don't know how he fits it all in, what with also running his PC business, drinking, clubbing, falling over and breaking something, downloading and watching 40GB+ of TV programmes a month, etc

:o)
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 19:27 
 Most prolific forum member - BiggerBadderDave
"I don't know how he fits it all in"

He only drives 300 yards a week though.
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 20:32 
 Most prolific forum member - RattleandSmoke
Easy a lot of the PC business is waiting around for scans so that is when I watch my TV. I don't sleep so I tend to watch TV till gone 2:00am.

As for clubbing, drinking and breaking things that only ever happens at weekends :)

Some people just waste their time watching football or dear as I say it, cricket.
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 13:05 
 Most prolific forum member - crocks
>> Do they deserve a prize?

If a prize is to be given it should be for quality, not quantity.

Otherwise people will post just to get their count up.
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 13:06 
 Most prolific forum member - crocks
Otherwise people will post just to get their count up.

:-)
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New Mon 5 Jul 10 13:11 
 Most prolific forum member - Focusless
>> >> Do they deserve a prize?
>>
>> If a prize is to be given it should be for quality, not quantity.

They deserve sympathy, for not having anything better to do :)
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 09:46 
 Most prolific forum member - commerdriver
One of the things I have always liked about this forum and the other one we don't talk about is that they don't have any of this membership status based on how often you post.
It makes it much more friendly IMHO.
As for the prize for quality most of us can recognise fairly quickly who the knowledgeable ones are, who the ones with a bit of an opinion are and so on.

In a lot of ways it works fine as it is thank you
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 09:51 
 Most prolific forum member - Iffy
...One of the things I have always liked about this forum and the other one we don't talk about is that they don't have any of this membership status based on how often you post...

Posting as someone who posts a fair bit, I entirely agree.

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New Tue 6 Jul 10 11:15 
 Most prolific forum member - Harleyman
+1 from me on that. There are a few on here who don't post often, but when they do it's good stuff.

Less is sometimes more.
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 11:14 
 Most prolific forum member - Pat
I don't think that was a serious question Crocks!

pat
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 13:42 
 Most prolific forum member - L'escargot
>> I don't think that was a serious question Crocks!

It definitely wasn't!
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 13:21 
 Most prolific forum member - your tally. - FotheringtonTomas
>> Who, do you think, is the forum member that writes the most posts?

a) I don't know.
b) Not necessarily.


If you click on a name, it will tell you the posting history. Mine is:

Threads started: 66. Number of posts: 773.

Yours is:

Threads started: 62. Number of posts: 876.
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 13:49 
 Most prolific forum member - your tally. - VxFan
>> If you click on a name, it will tell you the posting history. Mine is:

Not everyone has their profile set to public, or to display their usage statistics though.
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New Tue 6 Jul 10 14:41 
 Most prolific forum member - your tally. - helicopter
Zero ........Currently in the wilds of Northumberland, which is why we've not heard from him for a day or two.........

I have just seen on BBC website that Northumbria Police have found the Lexus they were looking for in connection with Raoul Moat at a deserted farm near Rothbury.... they are telling locals to be wary

I cannot remember exactly where Zero was going but I seem to recall it was a farm cottage not very far from Rothbury .........

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New Tue 6 Jul 10 21:08 
 Most prolific forum member - your tally. - swiss tony
I think I need to work on posting....

mine is

Number of threads: 1
Number of posts: 175 (av: 1.34/day)
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