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HarryB

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I am curious as to how many of those registered members have visited within the last 30, 60, or 90 days. I realize their are some multiple personalties on board, some have changed handles,, and others have ridden off (or been chased off!) into the sunset. Any ideas or estimates of the "true" current membership?
 
Here's the info:
Registered Members who have visited:
Since 5/31/01: 2,838
Since 4/30/01: 3,339
Since 3/31/01: 3,683

Registered Members who have posted:
Since 5/31/01: 2,070
Since 4/30/01: 2,641
Since 3/31/01: 2,935

Rich
 
It's not really quite the same thing, but my gun club has 150 members and only about 20 use the club on any regular basis. The other 130 members are supporting the shooting habits of we 20. A pretty good deal. Eh, Edmund?
 
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