>I agree and I applaud your efforts to build the user base. I am surprised that more people who currently use Fox don't take advatage of this sight and that many of those who have migrated to other platforms don't relalize this is a great place to interact with others. I think the format you've created here is very intuitive and easy to use and I miss its convenience on some other sites.
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>( of course I may be prejudiced since I've been coming here almost 15 years <s> )

Yes, it is true when we get used to something, we tend to say it's ok and remain with it. But, as this is a custom product, it has evolved but since last summer, I tried to invest more time in it. The good side is that it is custom. So, we can make it evolve the way we want. Basically, most of what has been asked since last summer have made its way to production.

As for the support interface, yes, many who do not use it anymore were never aware there was a .NET forum. Some came back when they became aware of it. Most of the .NET members here come from VFP. But, this is normal as this was its native startup back in 1995. There is also a lot of .NET sites out there so many got used to use external sites. And, in turn, also for them, they will mostly stay in what they are used to. But, we all do our best to put it back where it used to be. Today for example, we will pass the 2 millions SQL Server hits, which is 15% more than usual. So, the Universal Thread Day has helped a lot. I just spoke to a new member. He will start using the site from now on. So, I think we have good things ahead but we have to work with collaboration to other sites such as the upcoming Twitter presence for UT and such. Even technical forums are becoming more social. We just cannot avoid it.