It seems to me that the number of users on this site has grown at an increasing pace. Has anyone actually graphed the numbers? If so . . . what do they look like?
Over 3 years ago a thread would come out welcoming the newest members.... There would be 45-65 names on the list. Exploding growth now. Welcome all new members of B&B and many of you guys who we haven't seen in awhile... Come back and say hello!
I think a lot of guys just register to find out answers to their questions and then never come back. That may actually be a good thing because that means they got all the information they wanted and now are having great shaves.
I think a lot of guys just register to find out answers to their questions and then never come back. That may actually be a good thing because that means they got all the information they wanted and now are having great shaves.
Actually, I was thinking of many who spent a year or so very active and then.... Poof.... Great guys....
Very cool! The growth shouldn't surprise anyone. B&B always has, from day one, been a special place. Joel, Nick, and the mods are continually breaking new ground moving B&B forward. And of course the remarkable men and women who make up our membership, without whom, B&B would not be here. What cool place to be a part of!
Just hit "community", go to "members list", then reverse sort by number of posts. Lots of inactive accounts (which is fairly typical).+1. I would be curious how many "inactive" accounts are registered.
Thanks Rik. If I look at Growth from where B&B hit 400 members up to today growth is at 182% annualized. As you will see from the graph the exponential growth curve is a fairly good match. So if we are at 25,140 today next year we will be at 71 thousand members.
Actually the trend is a little flatter than that but I like to cause a ruckus.
Actually the trend is a little flatter than that but I like to cause a ruckus.
Sounds like a global warming prognosticator.
I think a lot of guys just register to find out answers to their questions and then never come back. That may actually be a good thing because that means they got all the information they wanted and now are having great shaves.