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[Cakers3]

My post count is not accurate at all.  Neither is my sign-up date.

However, my nic is the original one I used when I first joined here in 2007 even though I have been Cakers1 and I believe Cakers2 at one point.

Sheesh-it's just a question asked by @KathyPet.

For those who have better things to do, best get to them. 

[Pqfan]

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

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@Pqfan wrote:

QVC changed my sign up date and took a couple of thousands of post off.

I guess I was getting too powerful.

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@Pqfan

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@suzyQ3 LOL!

[JustJazzmom]

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@Cakers3 wrote:

My post count is not accurate at all.  Neither is my sign-up date.

However, my nic is the original one I used when I first joined here in 2007 even though I have been Cakers1 and I believe Cakers2 at one point.

Sheesh-it's just a question asked by @KathyPet.

For those who have better things to do, best get to them. 

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And 'the scolder' is right on time!

*Looking at my watch"*

[Kachina624]

@dooBdoo   dooB, you've changed; I didn't recognize your face. 

[dubll2011]

No. Lost a couple of thousand when they changed the board. Started over like a newbie. Don't post much after that.

[Yardlie]

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@phoenixbrd wrote:

Same as @Kachina624....I lost all my posts when the board changed so mine indicates much lower than reality.

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Samething here. I've been posting since it seems like sometime in the early 2000s (back when the "scrubbing bubbles" gang were here)...or whenever the original boards were up. I know we had to re-register at least a couple times when they changed the boards. At one point, I remember having easily over 10,000 posts, but somewhere along the way, they were lost. No big deal. It's only a number, but no...the post counts are not accurate.

[hckynut]

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@Cakers3 wrote:

Sheesh-it's just a question asked by @KathyPet.

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@Cakers3

My thoughts exactly !

hckynut(john)

[Tinkrbl44]

Does anyone really care about number of posts?

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@hckynut wrote:

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@Cakers3 wrote:

Sheesh-it's just a question asked by @KathyPet.

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@Cakers3

My thoughts exactly !

hckynut(john)

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I agree the first part was just a question. Then she goes on to say she actually did the math on some posters sign up dates and number of posts to figure out how many posts they made a day. And then then basically stated "wow, every day for a year and they make five or six posts". What business is it of hers to see how many posts someone makes and then dis them for it. 

I think the second half of her post was very rude. 

[insomniac2]

Back when I was just plain insomniac, my number of posts lifted up/dashed down, regardless of how many times I actually answered a thread, or started one.

I was in the vicinity of 8,000 when one day I couldn't log in. I gave up, became insomiac 2, and went back to zero.

In the big picture, of course, it doesn't matter.