2,000 Members!

[Marc Martyn]

With TroutPro signing on at 03:45 a.m. this morning, WL.com has reached 2,000 registered members!:cheers:

[fishnislife]

=d> =d> =d>
Kudos to Aaron, Mike and all those who contribute to make this such a cool site to hang out at and come back to over and over again. Words getn around. Can't wait for the day we break 10,000!
Nice job fellas, keep it up. :thumleft:


fishnislife

[Fisherman_max]

i think once everybody puts there washingtonlakes.com license plate covers on we will be getting plenty of new members!

[Mike Carey]

Pretty cool. We should add a bunch of new members this spring. Thanks everyone!

[A9]

Unfortunately a LOT of lurkers and a select few posters...Hopefully that'll change and we get some new people and what not time come spring when the fishing season rev's back up...

[Marc Martyn]

I am finding out that Lurkers sometimes have a justifiable reason for being that way. I know several people who visit the site on a regular basis but will never post. Many people just never learned how to type, let alone learned the keyboard and navigational skills and have the patience that are needed to operate these electronic, complicated, temperamental, intimidating and frustrating things we call personal computers. Others may be shy or unsure of their writing skills to go on a public forum. There are many people that are very internet leery, some with good reason.
"Lurkers" are o.k. They sign up because they are interested. Being interested, they tell their friends about the site they are going to. Those friends tell friends and down the road, you have 10,000 registered members!

Side note: It is funny how a subject will cause you to flash back to many years past. I want to personally thank Mr. Martin (no relation) where ever you are, who taught me how to type at Herbert Hoover Jr. High School in San Francisco in 1963. While taking that typing class in that time period, I took a lot of flack from many of the guys at the school. I remember them taunting me8-[ with remarks like "What are you going to be Marc, a secretary? Ha! Ha! Ha!" Little did we know at the time what the future was going to give us.

[Lotech Joe]

I am finding out that Lurkers sometimes have a justifiable reason for being that way. I know several people who visit the site on a regular basis but will never post. Many people just never learned how to type, let alone learned the keyboard and navigational skills and have the patience that are needed to operate these electronic, complicated, temperamental, intimidating and frustrating things we call personal computers. Others may be shy or unsure of their writing skills to go on a public forum. There are many people that are very internet leery, some with good reason.
"Lurkers" are o.k. They sign up because they are interested. Being interested, they tell their friends about the site they are going to. Those friends tell friends and down the road, you have 10,000 registered members!

Side note: It is funny how a subject will cause you to flash back to many years past. I want to personally thank Mr. Martin (no relation) where ever you are, who taught me how to type at Herbert Hoover Jr. High School in San Francisco in 1963. While taking that typing class in that time period, I took a lot of flack from many of the guys at the school. I remember them taunting me8-[ with remarks like "What are you going to be Marc, a secretary? Ha! Ha! Ha!" Little did we know at the time what the future was going to give us.

I'm with you on that typing thing Marc. I took 2 year at Lewis & Clark and Ferris High in Spokane back in '63 &'64. I hit 92 words per minute on an old manual typewriter. Actually beat the teacher in a speed race. I've used typing in almost every job I've ever had including the warehouse I'm working in now. BUT, please don't get me close to a 10-key.