Anyone alive on this forum?

Given that there are currently 687 users online; 39 members and 684 guests, I'd say 'yes', people are very much 'alive on this forum'.

Is there some joke that I'm not getting

TechxWizard

Still lurking between reddit and here

scaredoftests

rob42 wrote: »

Given that there are currently 687 users online; 39 members and 684 guests, I'd say 'yes', people are very much 'alive on this forum'.

Is there some joke that I'm not getting:

He was online at a ungodly hour this morning..and wanted to see if anyone else was on. That is my take on the situation.

Verities

scaredoftests wrote: »

He was online at a ungodly hour this morning..and wanted to see if anyone else was on. That is my take on the situation.

Only a few people post on the LPI,RHCE,SAIR forum regularly (we don't even have an active moderator) and activity has kind of dropped off lately.

asummers

Verities wrote: »

Only a few people post on the LPI,RHCE,SAIR forum regularly (we don't even have an active moderator) and activity has kind of dropped off lately.

Yes it had been a number of days since anyone posted anything. Is there another location people go to? someone mentioned reddit

hiddenknight821

I check here and Reddit everyday, but I post here more than Reddit. I only post there when I need quick answers to something rather complicated.

Kinet1c

Hiding in the shadows within this specific sub forum. I'm focusing on scripting and aws as opposed to *nix certs.

bigdogz

bump.... just because.

asummers

bigdogz wrote: »

bump.... just because.

how rude lol

asummers

hiddenknight821 wrote: »

I check here and Reddit everyday, but I post here more than Reddit. I only post there when I need quick answers to something rather complicated.

do you have a link for the subredit you use

Mooseboost

I think far more people lurk than post.

hiddenknight821

asummers wrote: »

do you have a link for the subredit you use

There are several subreddits I subscribe to. I don't subscribe to the ones with the obnoxious chatters. For the ones very applicable to this forum, there are /r/redhat, /r/linuxadmin, /r/sysadmin, /r/devops, and /r/homelab. I'm sure there are few more I did not know about yet, but we'll stumble upon them eventually when another redditor mention it in a subscribed subreddit.

tom2533

I am new but alive