Olde members?
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I'm still around, (and have been since January '03) but back in Unannounced Lurker Mode until further notice. Shiny objects, RPGs and old Amiga games have proven to be bigger distractions than I'd thought.
I'm planning to give my KM site a facelift at some point, (there's so many characters I haven't insulted yet...) but knowing my attention span, it won't be done at any point in the near future.
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I'm the ultimate olde member, and I'm still around - always will be! As K suggests, a few of the older members of the community tend to haunt KM Chat, and Illusion has correctly pointed out that a lot of us only say things on the forum when our de-lurk mode is activated.
I mean, look at Forester - longevity, four and a bit years. Post count, 21.
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I don't think that longevity, even though it garners respect at times, should have any great relation to status. Post count certainly shouldn't. Any member who's here, now, reading and/or posting, taking an interest, is as valid a Knightmare fan as the next. It would be nice if everyone who joins and settles in would post a while, post forever... but it's not going to happen. Better to hope that people have a good time during their stay of activity, and have a good time with other stuff when they move on, even if they don't say adieu as such. And comebacks aren't always wise or successful - look at Dirty Den! (In fact, don't. )
I'm more an older member than an olde member. Exactly a year ago, I started my Knewbie Welcome thread. Six months after that, I'd had the privilege of closely befriending and meeting some of the members who'd welcomed me, and other members too. I owe this place a lot - more than 632 posts or more can express - and I don't plan on packing my bags just yet...
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I've been on the Knightmare website since 2001.
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If I can include my input in this matter, I've been part of the Knightmare community for about 4 years (the most recent two as an RPG cast member).
I was amazed when I came upon this site, and must have spent at least a week checking out its entire content. Since then I have made a few contributions to the site - have provided information and flyers on Hugo Myatt's pantomine appearances (not sure if he's doing one this year), The Quest (back in 2001 - R.I.P, lasted six months thanks to a shambolic web hosting company which I won't go into any further detail on), and then of course more recently, Knightmare Resurrection, which I'm sure most of you know about.
Now forum-wise. I have been a forum regular in the past, anyone who remembers the old Bravenet and Network54 forums can probably vouch for that. And then of course, there is the multi-account fiasco on this one. I think I nearly managed 500 posts under my own name before I decided that I was posting way too fast and hence, deleted that account. A while later I set up another account as Zagor, and reached 527 (but that was after a few more people had become Knights, so to speak). Unfortunately work commitments proved to be the better of me and obviously I couldn't post as frequently any more, forgetting vital information in that account in the process (still occuring to this day) - the increasing number of topics appearing alongside so many boards is another factor.
But, under my new moniker (which is really just my first name and the first letter of my surname, which I guarantee won't change!) I am making the occasional posting, albeit mainly to promote K:R, but it's great that there is this huge community present that remembers such an excellent and innovative TV programme of its generation.
I also have to give thanks for also being allowed to be part of the RPG acting community, it has definitely helped me meet new people and friends, and I am grateful for the part I play in that. The guy who invited me to join may no longer be around, but it's still fantastic that the RPG is getting better and stronger with every year.
And that's my side of the story. I've think I have gone into more detail here than I possibly ever have done when making a post on a Knightmare forum....
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I'm not olde, but why not?
I first made my mark on 21st june, 2004.
And I'll be here for much longer than that...
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