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Forums officially "a hit"?
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I am a member of several Mac web forums. This one appears to be highly trafficked, compared to a couple of others that I visit reguarly.
Congrats, guys.
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I like this one more than any other Mac forum I have been in. The people are nice and the discussions are usually intelligent. I have learned things here too and that is always cool.
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David Nelson
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I agree, this forum does seem to get more posts than many others do. MacNN and AppleInsider’s forums are normally pretty busy, but there are few others that I ever see which are worth spending much time at. (Very little recent content.) Mac Observer gives a third option now for a forum that has a decent amount of marterial on it.
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How much do you think the recent contest has improved traffic? I see a lot of silly people signing up and not posting. But then again, a lot of people are signed up and have posted. The question is, after the contest is over, will they stick around?
I agree that the MODs have done a good job of posting interesting topics. We have been lucky so far to have a great bunch of people. I think Mac Users ARE, almost universally, good rational people, except when they are attacked by a WinTel user or they feel they have to battle FUD, then watch out!
Out of all Mac news sites, there are only a few I really visit. TMO has always been one of them. Although I still hold that you should do a more comprehensive MacOS News around the Web like you used to. Thats just my two cents
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Shows how slow I am! I didn’t even know there was a contest going on, until I saw the winner of the first!

Sometimes being old has its advantages, but in this case…

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I am a member of many forums and have to commend the whole TMO staff on a very professionally run forum and to say this place has become my new home

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Uncle Remus
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Wanted to say I’m glad to be here, too.
I’ve spent considerable time chasing miniscule signal thru tons o noise elsewhere, and I’m relieved to find real people here having actual conversations.
Looking forward to making a contribution….
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I *stumbled* across Mac Observer’s forums while searching the web for Apple stuff in general. As some of you know, I will soon be buying my first mac (a tower). I came here to read comments, post questions, and just learn about everything mac. Well, because of everybody here, I’ve learned a lot and have a great time just hangin’ out in the forums.
I really didn’t even realize the forum was new (like about 2 weeks old when I joined). I have to say that the people on this site and the people this site attract seem to be the most knowledgable around.
I recently started checking out other forums and they really don’t compare to the editors and moderators at Mac Observer. You guys rock.

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Welcome to the Mac community!!
Hope you enjoy your tower and keep coming here. Have a great time 
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AndyWoodall
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I to have been getting mac observer news to my inbox for a year or so and I only discovered the forums a month or so ago,and I like it here too,the only other mac forums I go on are the UK Macuser forums and they are in a urgent need of a redesign.
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Thanks, Andy.
Just so you know. We only rolled out the current forums less than 2 months ago. Before that, we used an inferior engine and we didn’t promote them much. Glad you are here now though!

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