I agree with you on this it does not matter how many post's you have its all about what you put into each one and how helpful yours can be, I have nearly 5k post's but I don't see myself as any different than a member with 1 post, some people come on here to browse about there is no rule saying you need to post.

I don't use the tech game enough to have 10k posts I only post for people to join my game and if I need help rarely ever reply to a randoms post but I will respond to mine though.

Haha tell me about it. Not that my posts are god-like but lets just say I'm not hitting up the introduce yourself section all day with the same message every post.

People who've been here longer seem to come back way later when posts actually matter.

ripgut wrote I've seen a few rants, comments and topics..

Discussing how "sad," it is that certain people have been here for multiple years and have a low post count.

Who the **** cares? Simple rant, for a simple reason. Mind your own **** business.

I agree, I used to browse this a lot, without posting.. As i didn't think it really mattered.

To be fair, your post count isn't even low. Its about quality not quantity. The people with a shit ton of posts just could be them spamming. But if thy have less, it could just be quality, helpful and topic related posts.

Also annoying when some people put lots of effort and thought into their posts, which is the reason they don't have a lot and etc.

Creo wrote

It's not about the size it's how you use it, I guess this concept can apply for post count.

That's what she said. Am i right...no?

I agree it's not about the quantity but the quality. However, there are a few members that I've come across where they have been here for three, four, five years and have 100 posts. I do believe that that's a little low. Which, you can't really gain all that much respect with that low of posts. People also create accounts on here just to ask for graphics/mods hence why some members have been here for a while, yet their post count is so low.