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http://www.enidblytonsociety.co.uk/forums/
http://www.enidblytonsociety.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2101
I do quite often look at that number at the bottom to see how much activity there has been on the forums as it is a good quick guide. I bet nobody ever thought, when the forums began, that we would ever reach this milestone and still be rolling. Great news, long may it continue.
Still a lot more posts than me though Phil!Philip Mannering wrote:I can't believe it!
I know I have contributed only 1100 posts or so, and it's great to see that we have currently so many members of the forum posting regularly. I can only echo the comments earlier in the thread: "Long live the Enid Blyton Society and the wonderful forums!"
Though what you say is always very interesting and relevant 
Thank you!Robert Houghton wrote:Still a lot more posts than me though Phil!Philip Mannering wrote:I can't believe it!
I know I have contributed only 1100 posts or so, and it's great to see that we have currently so many members of the forum posting regularly. I can only echo the comments earlier in the thread: "Long live the Enid Blyton Society and the wonderful forums!"
That forum is only for use by moderators and administrators. In the past we moved some threads there in which there had been a lot of silliness/arguments. That meant no further posts could be added while we were deciding what to do, and in the end those threads were deleted. Hopefully we'll rarely have to use that forum, but it's there in case we need it again.Philip Mannering wrote:By the way, what is the Closed/Removed Topics forum supposed to be for? It's locked now, and I imagine not of any use. So why is it still there?
Congratulations to everyone who has contributed to the forums and a big THANK YOU to you, Tony for all your hard work in keeping the society flag flying!Tony Summerfield wrote:And three months later we have reached our 50,000 posts - pats on the back all round!
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