"New Topic" x 8000

grahame

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"New Topic" x 8000

« on: October 26, 2024, 19:20:41 »

This is the 8000th ~~post~~ thread I have started on the Coffee Shop. That's around one and a quarter new threads every day since foundation. I have been and remain a key public transport observer, more trains than other means, and more in the GWR^▸ area that elsewhere. Many of my posts are purely bringing things to the attention of anyone who passed by or through the website - pointers to other data, but others comment or even criticise ... though always as a critical friend calling for updates or new facilities for the customers - the direct / passenger ones, and those who benefit indirectly through the economic benefit brought to the area.


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Justice for Cerys Piper and Theo Griffiths please!

Re: "New Topic" x 8000

« Reply #1 on: October 26, 2024, 19:53:27 »

Thank you for all of them, grahame! We couldn't run this forum without you.

By the way: I think you meant to type '8,000 topics' rather than '8,000th post'. Typical typo - we love you for it! Grin

CfN.


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Re: "New Topic" x 8000

« Reply #2 on: October 27, 2024, 08:04:01 »

Quote from: Chris from Nailsea on October 26, 2024, 19:53:27

By the way: I think you meant to type '8,000 topics' rather than '8,000th post'. Typical typo - we love you for it! Grin

I have adjusted "post" to "thread" in the original - appreciate the alert.

I retain an excitement in life where there are more things I want to do than time I have to do them, and whilst I have moved to much greater spell checking over recent years especially, there is still a lot that slips through. I can read back and not notice things that shout at others ... so really appreciate your (members and readers) tolerance in reading what I mean, and in correcting (or quietly editing as a moderator) if appropriate. Wonderful for me to be able to trust in that tolerance and moderation - thank you.

Now - on to my next excitement!


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