30,000 Threads and Growing!

[MichaelCorfman]

After passing 200,000 posts just three months ago (see thread www.gpwa.org/forum/showthread.php?t=172846), the GPWA forums passed another significant milestone this past week.

On Tuesday, January 15th, at 3:16am EST affiliate manager Marvin H of Fortune Affiliates started the 30,000th thread in our private forums. He also started the 29,999th thread a minute before that you can see in our public forums at www.gpwa.org/forum/fortune-affiliates-cap-euro-london-173908.html. Marvin was letting us know he'll be in London at CAP Euro next week. See you there Marvin!

And The Buzz was up early in the morning with the next new thread. Thank God I don't have to keep reporter's hours myself!. The 30,001st thread reported that Antigua and Barbuda failed to make the UK's white list. Bummer! You can see the thread at www.gpwa.org/forum/anitgua-barbuda-fails-make-uks-white-list-173910.html.

Next was Nandakishore letting members know about an SEO glossary he found in the thread www.gpwa.org/forum/search-engine-optimization-glossary-173911.html.

So, there you have it. A snapshot that included an affiliate manager, a GPWA staff reporter, and a portal webmaster. Just the sort of diversity that makes the GPWA rock!

Certainly I'd like to thank Marvin, Buzzy, and Nandakishore for starting new threads. But most importantly, I'd like to thank everyone for their contributions to the forums. They are contributions that should make us all proud. And there are a lot of us to be proud!



Michael

[Doolally]

Another great milestone for the GPWA!

Well done everyone!

[The Buzz]

Buzzy needs no sleep. He spends all his days and nights tracking the industry.

[Nandakishore]

How about starting a bet on when the 40,000th thread will be passed? The winner gets a bottle of champagne with the compliments of Michel.

Nandakishore
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[rob3786]

Well done!

[chalkoutline]

Congratulations! That is fantastic news. Phew, I guess that means that I have probably read a good chunk of all those 30,000 threads over the years...