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[Fujin]

As long as we keep posting maybe the ones who post less will be more motivated to be more active. Just a thought.

[Tidues]

Hello Fujin , I realised your siggy is my phone's wallpaper LOL

[K-Mentalz]

As long as we keep posting maybe the ones who post less will be more motivated to be more active. Just a thought.

Yeah, just seeing that this forum was still somewhat active after I have came back has surely motivated me to become more active again 

I really hope that this forum does not die because I think it still has a lot of potential, and I like how closely knit the community is.

[The Adfeng]

So long as these 10-20 members stay active, the forum won't die.

Now if I can just find some time for serious practice, I can actually contribute more than just skepticism and scientific explanations...

Exactly.  As long as we keep at least 10-20+ people active, this community will not die, and more will be added on over time.

[Aerugo]

Hm, I'd like to add in my 2 cents.

I think everyone should stop worrying how "dead" the site is. A community does not die out of the blue.

It needs people to survive. As long as the people are there it won't die. It sounds to me like fairly standard economics. First you have a big demand, so people start creating more sites like this. As demand dies down, which it always does, so do the sites without a community. When those sites start losing people, other people are getting scared and "run" towards the big players, the stable sites. Unfortunately, in the OEC community there aren't a whole lot of stable sites. Since this site is still up and running, I would call it: alive and kicking.

To recap:
Don't worry, sit back, post, enjoy the community and people will come.

"If you build it, they will come"

[MonkeyFace]

Hm, I'd like to add in my 2 cents.

I think everyone should stop worrying how "dead" the site is. A community does not die out of the blue.

It needs people to survive. As long as the people are there it won't die. It sounds to me like fairly standard economics. First you have a big demand, so people start creating more sites like this. As demand dies down, which it always does, so do the sites without a community. When those sites start losing people, other people are getting scared and "run" towards the big players, the stable sites. Unfortunately, in the OEC community there aren't a whole lot of stable sites. Since this site is still up and running, I would call it: alive and kicking.

To recap:
Don't worry, sit back, post, enjoy the community and people will come.

"If you build it, they will come"

Well said, dude!

[Fujin]

I like your logic mate