Ubuntu forum members joining in 2007 or before please respond!

**Daveski** · February 26th, 2010

Originally Posted by kagashe

I am still here but visit only the Community Cafe.

Me too - and the occasional search.

**samjh** · February 26th, 2010

Originally Posted by kevdog

Just wondering where all the old users with a lot of knowledge have gone.

Just my opinion, but it seems like the forum needs a tweak to keep the old members from disappearing. They usually have the best knowledge of things and such, but disappear for various reasons.

Well, I joined in 2006, but wouldn't presume to have "the best knowledge of things".

Thanks for the ego-stroke, though.

**benerivo** · February 26th, 2010

I'll keep looking at these forums for a while yet as the sheer number of posts means there is usually something interesting to read.

**SomeGuyDude** · February 26th, 2010

You can only maintain interest for so long. Eventually you're pretty much set in terms of getting your system going and you don't have much about Linux to chat about, so... you move on.

**Psumi** · February 26th, 2010

I was old, but then I changed my username; got banned, then am here now.

**vambo** · February 26th, 2010

Originally Posted by xpod

Hey there Vambo. Hows Auld Reekie, apart from the whether that is?

Hi Xpod. Still stuck in the smoke?
As you might have guessed, Auld Reekie is baltic at the mo.
Still the same - has been for the past several hundred years! - so no surprise - even Mad Vlad's still in charge at Tynie

**Old_Grey_Wolf** · February 26th, 2010

One thing that is keeping me from posting helpful information is that offshoots of Ubuntu are pointing people here for their support. For example, WUBI. I use Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, or Eubuntu in their own partition or VM. I don't know anything about problems people are having with WUBI installations. I feel like the Ubuntu forum is becoming a dumping ground for offshoots that can't maintain their own support forum.