That a lot of SSS'ers know about the forum, will read it, but won't post on it.
Or know, but won't read it.
Or don't even know about it.
Should we be making an effort to change that?
That a lot of SSS'ers know about the forum, will read it, but won't post on it.
Or know, but won't read it.
Or don't even know about it.
Should we be making an effort to change that?
1968 Selmer Series 9 B-flat and A clarinets
1962 Buesher "Aristocrat" tenor saxophone
Piper One Design 24, Hull #35; "Alpha"
Maybe put on every t-shirt: www.sfbaysss.org
There are currently 944 users on; there were as many as 3200+ on last month at one time.
Clearly, the few who do post are entertaining to a larger audience.
Don't whistle for a wind.
Those 'users' will predominately be web crawler software and have little to do with people reading content.
A more useful metric would be the number of forum members active, and for a given thread, the member login-ins that have viewed a particular thread.
For example: there are currently 3 members looking at the forum and 1422 users, and 12 members have looked at this particular thread in the forum.
More usefully, there are 46 members that actively use the forum out of 1,100 total forum members created . 46 suggests the forum is not the best way to get information out to the SSS membership.
- rob/beetle