7,900 Members in 3 months...Yeah !

[p0wered]

My site only has 260 some members, with 30 000 posts, only a small fraction are actually active every day, til we establish the new Site project we are undergoing, we wills tay at that number of actual posters per day.

[Link14716]

By now I am about to delete all of my inactive members, I have 121 members and 1,006 posts.

Damnit, how in the hell are you supposed to make a board active? I think my site has been put under an inactive curse or something...

[p0wered]

My board had a huge post increase in the month of february, made over 10, 000 posts + March is so slow :-/ We can't help it, it all depends on your members.

[joelrotunda85]

I got 25,228 posts with 178 members. Something around 141 posts per user .

[p0wered]

Uh huh many of my users have over 1000 posts, and small sum of them over hundred, majority of my members are inactive. I would say about only up to 90 members contributed to 30 000 posts. These are loyal members who followed us from ezboard to ubb to phpbb and lastly to vB.

[Link14716]

ONLY?!?! You expect more members to get 30,000 posts?!?!?! For the love of god, I think only 3 of my members has over 100 posts, none has more than 200.

[p0wered]

I would expect that more members who are active would get 30 000 posts in total faster than the amount right now.

[zootsuit]

We have around 950 members and over 100,000 posts so an average of 110 posts per member. Not too bad.

Shame only a fraction actually post though...

[midnightz]

We are about three months old and we get about a 125 new peeps every week. We slowly saw the users start increasing and then some of the newbies and regulars joined in.

We are a Free avatar and sig host for forums so, people come and upload and go on but a growing number have taken into the forums and made it really a great hobby.

Now if I could get the Pet Store hack to work, I could turn back on the board.

~ where did I put that beer ~

midnightz

[Erwin]

The judge of how active a forum is, would not be the total number of members (which can be easily spoofed), but the number of active users online at once, and the number of posts.