How old are Honorverse fans?

pokermind wrote:One of eight teens, that's 3% of those responding. Only ((262/3104) x 100)= 8.4% of registered users have responded.

pokermind wrote:One of eight teens, that's 3% of those responding. Only ((262/3104) x 100)= 8.4% of registered users have responded.

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FLHerne wrote:It seems I'm ne f three peple n the entire frum wh'se under 20. Seems a bit dd, since I knw several peple in RL wh als read and enjyed the series.

It seems my nt-quite-0 key is brken.

Spacekiwi wrote:How many inactive or unused accounts though? what percentage of the total have visited in the last months say?

FLHerne wrote:

Spacekiwi wrote:How many inactive or unused accounts though? what percentage of the total have visited in the last months say?

My previous post has that looked at by post count.
The user-list doesn't show last-visited dates for some reason; I tried to write a script to scrape them off the individual user pages, but my login cookies (borrowed from firefox) keep expiring after a couple of pages. Don't know why, moving house tomorrow, might look at it again later in the week.

KNick wrote:It would be nice if those who were willing would go to

User Control Panel > Profile > Edit Profile

and add their location to their sign in.

It would be nice also if the newcomers voted for either/or both of the series that they read.

Every time I bring this thread forward, a couple of middies add their location and vote in the poll. Then a couple of the old salts actually admit that they aren't homeless and put down their home location. So far, about 6% of the total number of registered users have voted, but it is a very high percentage of the regular posters.

I realize that there are those who don't want to give even their home country, but knowing where someone is from helps at least me avoid making assumptions about the poster I am responding to. This is especially true for the politics and free range forums, but knowing someone is from a different country (or continent) shapes how I respond on all the forums. It actually changes the language I use when responding and causes me to think more about what I am saying. So please, if you can see your way clear to doing so, country of origin at least, helps keep my language appropriate.

KNick wrote:

KNick wrote:It would be nice if those who were willing would go to

User Control Panel > Profile > Edit Profile

and add their location to their sign in.

It would be nice also if the newcomers voted for either/or both of the series that they read.

Every time I bring this thread forward, a couple of middies add their location and vote in the poll. Then a couple of the old salts actually admit that they aren't homeless and put down their home location. So far, about 6% of the total number of registered users have voted, but it is a very high percentage of the regular posters.

I realize that there are those who don't want to give even their home country, but knowing where someone is from helps at least me avoid making assumptions about the poster I am responding to. This is especially true for the politics and free range forums, but knowing someone is from a different country (or continent) shapes how I respond on all the forums. It actually changes the language I use when responding and causes me to think more about what I am saying. So please, if you can see your way clear to doing so, country of origin at least, helps keep my language appropriate.

While I am interested in the age of the readers here, I am also interested in where everyone is from. So please, think about telling us where you are from. It sometime helps me avoid making an a** out of myself.