Originally Posted by Beyonder (Post 652265)

It doesn't but it always makes me wonder why there are more guests online than actual members. If people care or support our cause then they'll take the time to register/login, for those who don't, they shouldn't be able to see what we're posting.

Originally Posted by Beyonder (Post 652265)

It doesn't but it always makes me wonder why there are more guests online than actual members. If people care or support our cause then they'll take the time to register/login, for those who don't, they shouldn't be able to see what we're posting.

Originally Posted by BeeHive (Post 652499)

I am going to go ahead and assume you are not well aware of forums or the internet.

There is a rule called the 1% Rule.



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Originally Posted by Beyonder (Post 652514)

I used to run a forum myself. While I agree with the numbers, the point of my initial post is to keep those "lurkers" from reading contents we post on here. I don't necessarily need to know what the percentages are or what they do.

Originally Posted by Swim19 (Post 652255)

This is true, but what's to stop them from making an account and being able to read it anyway? There's no way to vet new users. If enough people are really interested in making it private, I can bring it up to Nick. I do remember having this discussion with him years ago, and he was always for keeping it public.