Is there a way to discover how long we've actually been members for?

[Olive]

Some of us have been members of ENWorld for longer than it seems, because of the multiple boards etc.

I'm pretty sure that I've had to register three times, with three different incarnations of these boards.

So when did I actualy join? Is there a way to find out?

 

[Tiefling]

Edit: Oops, misread you. Not as far as I know.

 

[Darkness]

Not likely.

Youl could do what I do, though: Try to remember what else you did around the time you first came here - and then try to figure out when you did do those other things.

 

[William Ronald]

Darkness makes a good point.

I remember being on Eric's old boards in 1999, under a name based off of my e-mail. (Wronald was the name, one of the few ways my name has NOT been mangled by the people sho send out junk mail. )

So, try to remember what was being discussed when you joined or other events. I know this means I will not reclaim my post counts from the previous boards, but I am not making a futile effort to catch up to Crothian.

 

[Piratecat]

I have a sneaky idea.

does anyone have the URLs for those old sites? The farther back/more complete, the better.

 

[Olive]

I remember very little... I began a lurker back before 3e was actually released, but I can't remember when I actually joined, or when i started posting.

Ah well...

 

[Eternalknight]

I have a sneaky idea.

does anyone have the URLs for those old sites? The farther back/more complete, the better.

This was the link to Eric's site: http://www.rpgplanet.com/dnd3e/

This was the boards ( I think): http://dynamic3.gamespy.com/~dnd3e/Ultimate.cgi?action=intro&BypassCookie=true

Both no longer exist.

 

[Hand of Evil]

I use to depend on memory but that is not what it use to be!

 

[Angcuru]

HMMMM! I HAVE NO CLUE!

Hire a P.I.

 

[rigur]

Thinking of the "Wayback machine" Piratecat?