Members with the most postings

Wow. I agree, a LOT of time on your hands!

This link will provide the same information regarding number of posts in real time.

post script: You got my name wrong!

For the sake of statistics it would be interesting to compute how many comments made every one per day from start of membership up today (to last active presence) as average. I think the order would be different.

An interesting idea, I'll play along.

At this writing 2,223 posts, member for 712 days. 3.12 posts/day.

Yeesh! Is Doorman ever a motormouth!

Have you deducted the weekends or do you sacrifice them for CR4 support ?

I counted the calendar days, but I usually give CR4 the weekends off.

If I deducted the 204 weekend days, a few holidays, etc... wow, then I would REALLY look like a bucketmouth!

My baby picture

I am the one of slowest, less than 1/per day.

That got me curious.

For our esteemed poster, Del the cat, 12,871 posts. 1420 days.

That works out to about 9 posts per day.

poster 41 looks like a good guy hehehehe

I didn't notice Guest's name on the list. His post numbers must be up near the top.

Hello Milo,

You are on my short list.

I put a little weight into good answers. It used to and maybe even still does indicate a dept of knowledge on the subject being answered. I notice that some posters show expertise on a subject and are consistently sharp with their 'good answers'.

The shotgun approach of other posters with a smattering of knowledge on, any and every subject that you can mention, is reflected in their lack of good answers.

A major flaw in the good answer system is that 'almost good answers' should be tallied and shown alongside the tally of good answers.

If a top ten 'good answer' poster answers or sounds off on a subject that I raise, I feel that I can trust their opinion. I respect that they have taken the time and effort to give a thoughtful response.

Unfortunately there are time constraints on most posters and their expertise would be nice to access when you have a question within their scope of knowledge.

If very specific questions could be directed to experts of that specific subject it would be cool.

For instance, you Milo, if I had a material science question or Chrisg288 for industrial design and Del for many subjects especially 'Bows' and a long list of others that I have mentally noted are heavy weights on specific subjects-- rogerpink on math calcs.

For general discussion on any topic, this is where this forum comes alive and I love being a part of it even if I don't have an expert knowledge I can add to the flavor of the topic. There are side shows that spin off the main topic. If you happen on one of these discussions, you can see how passionate and opinionated we all become. Just look at the amount of replies to an interesting subject and it should pique you interest. I laugh that the subject of 'bath breaking technique' never really goes away.

It is also great to see the amount of common sense answers from people who are not experts on the particular topic and do not purport to be. Their opinions can be chewed on and you get a sense of their knowledge and wisdom derived from some engineering field.

Anyway, better stop rambling.

Oh, the side shows! :-) Very well said. Milo