Post Count

[el Rojo]

I would like to go on the record that I could care less about post count and when I welcome somebody to the forum it is a honest and friendly Welcome! I miss many more than I Welcome so I would like to apologize to anyone I missed. We used to do a better job of it around here...just sayin'


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[SGT ROC]

I tend to not welcome new people, and I probably should.

[WhittleBurner]

A good reminder to us all, I seem to welcome in spurts and should put a better effort into it .

[D2Reid]

It's good to welcome new members. I admit I don't do this enough. The forum has grown and my computer time has shrunk. I try to be helpful where I can, but it's getting to the point where I don't have enough time to do it all. Sorry!

[Houndbb]

I tend to welcome folks when they’ve asked a question in their introduction that I feel I can reliably answer. Two birds, you know? Or, if we have something in common: trailer, favorite location, etc.
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[ramcneal]

Being such a newbie here myself I feel kind of self conscience about posting a welcome message to other new members to avoid as being seen as someone who's trying to bump their post count. At the same time making sure those newcomers feel welcome is very important. As long as someone sends a welcome message out and explains why they might only receive one or two is probably better than receiving hundreds which quickly might seen like it's being done automatically and not from the heart.

[ThePowells]

I'm still a newbie here, and I would like to have time to welcome everybody else I see that's new, but between working, doing construction on a double wide for a rental, and getting ready to finish the deal on a Solitude, I just don't have time. Nobody here has seemed to me to be padding their count, unlike some on another forum I know.

Long story short, for now I am a drive-by poster until things settle a bit.