Getting to the magic 9k.

[DrDeath]

I find it amazing that this little forum bloomed in to such a large community.  Over seven thousand members from what I can gather.  I am sure not all are active but being number 66 feels kinda special.  Cyrem, you have given so much time and effort to keeping this community alive.  I just wanted to say thank you for everything you have done from forking the bill to dealing with all the mayhem of moving to this site from the old forum and working so hard to make the site as user friendly as it is today.

In short, I for one appreciate all you have done for this community that is still addicted to an ages old RTS game.

[Cyrem]

Wow I didn't even notice the id counter has gotten that high. Too bad the other 4k is made up of one-time users, non-posters and spam accounts. But hey, can't stop that. The average daily active members fluctuates between 70 - 100, which has been growing every year (but obviously not everyone visits RRU daily).

 

I too am still amazed by how far we have come these past 4 years. I hope to share a little more on this journey by the 5th RRU Anniversary.

 

Thank-you for your kind words, it really means a lot. I also thank all the moderators past/present for their efforts along RRU's journey.

 

It's fair to say, my mission & the community's mission has been accomplished and then some. No matter what anyone thinks of me, the website or it's members... it's success cannot be denied. And while that success has had some cost, so be it, it was never about money.

 

We continue to respectfully push the limits of what is given to us.

[DrDeath]

I just want to say again thanks.  Also enjoy this Comic Sans.   

[Cyrem]

  On 3/16/2013 at 11:22 PM, DrDeath said:

Also enjoy this Comic Sans.   

 

It ruined a happy moment.

[The Ace Railgun]

Well just hurry up and get there so I can say it's over 9000! In chat ok? Please?

[McJobless]

389 here. Congrats, Cyrem. Looking forward to the next 9000k ;P

[Tracker]

I am the "unlucky" 1300. (Thirteen Hundred for those who don't get it.)

[McJobless]

  On 3/18/2013 at 1:51 AM, Tracker said:

I am the "unlucky" 1300. (Thirteen Hundred for those who don't get it.)

Oh, we get it more than you think...

[Alcom Isst]

I... how do I figure out what number joined I am? It's not in the community list nor is it apparent in my profile stats.

[McJobless]

You're 3755. Don't ask me how I perform my magic.

[Alcom Isst]

  On 4/11/2013 at 8:10 AM, McJobless said:

You're 3755. Don't ask me how I perform my magic.

Aaaaaand I just figured it out.

[McJobless]

  On 4/11/2013 at 11:22 AM, Alcom1 said:

You're 3755. Don't ask me how I perform my magic.

Aaaaaand I just figured it out.

Shhh...a magician never reveals his secrets.

[Arthuriel]

I'm not a magician, therefore I reveal the secret:

1. Sorting member list by join date (note: on every page are 20 members)

2.

3. profit

 

PS: I'm number 301, when I haven't made any mistakes.

 

edit: I've used the memberlist and not the profile-url.

[Tracker]

It is also in the profile URL.

[Arthuriel]

Aaargh, shame one me.

 

But wait... ...one more question: The difference between the url-number and the memberlist-counting-method-number exists, because there so many banned spammers etc., right?

[McJobless]

  On 4/11/2013 at 1:30 PM, Arthuriel said:

Aaargh, shame one me.

 

But wait... ...one more question: The difference between the url-number and the memberlist-counting-method-number exists, because there so many banned spammers etc., right?

Yes, and that's why Memberlist counting is wrong, as well as inefficient. Stick to the URL Number, because that's an accurate number. Otherwise, I'm in 200s somewhere.

You're actually member 1586.