Let me review the title
system and see what we can come up with.
Way back when... in the early days, at one
point Dave was to be going away for a weekend (in realistically him or someone else managing every hour the website or it could be taken over and often it was.) Dave asked for 50x posts on the forum while he was away - that was a lot of posts back than, (others of us managed it while away and it was simpler to do such things). So I did it as per a joke - 50x posts I believe in quotes from the Backstage Handbook in postings/advice just for post in activity per his request. Them were also the dramatic debate early days. Perhaps on a site anniversary some of the really old debates can be pulled up for more modern discussion or just seeing how low tech the site was at it’s beginnings. Even debated heatedly drill bits at one
point as I remember.
The 1K in posts for me was back when I wasn’t as busy with life... done at work for the day, went home and either checked in - AOL I think I had in connection, or sit with a lamp catalogue and manually type in lamp data the rest of the night as useful for work in a big table I was constructing those early years. I mostly typed in lamp data and need to do more to update more my tables. Both were in the end useful after work efforts, though my lamp tables I still use, and CB I less contribute/look at. I have a child now that only wants Daddy especially for bed, work is busier in working late or bringing homework home and I have home projects to do like furniture to make so the baby can step up to the sink in washing her hands. I’m a designer and carpenter beyond electrician... I can design and
build a baby lift able step stool that will also store her bath tub toys. There is also much more qualified people than me as expert these days on the forum posting well over the grade of expert I was in the early days on the more useful subjects.
1K in posts was news to me and a non important thing back when. People like gafftaper have on the other
hand been around since high school and have been the vibrancy of the website, learning but also telling their own and teaching. Great stuff and alive this teaching others you do. Thanks from all of us in keeping the site vibrant. 10K.. Well done in communiscating as we used to
call it in the military.