True that! It's not as if your the only member to reach 200 posts....
Totally....but I can't help it!!!!
2000+ post within 8 months sucka!!!! (or 266 Days to be precise

Got my 2000 post like 2 days ago

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Quality > Quantity. Though my quality has slipped from truly massive and meaningful to a bit more willing to post one liners for entertainment.
Post count, honestly, is not very important. Recognition among the community is. Many of the members that people think of when they think "Senior" GTP members have a history of notable and quality posts. Further more, these members have held moderate activity for a long period, and generally can recall the many stories of GTP because they witnessed them first hand.
I honestly don't think I will make much fuss when I hit 4000 posts, maybe a little at 5k... but the real breaking point will be 10,000 posts. But I am in no race to get there. I just post when I feel like it now, and that is that.
I recommend you just post when you feel you have something to offer, rather than post because you simply think you can post in that thread. You'll enjoy the forum more, and will not struggle with your post count. That is what I have found in my years of posting. Long ago, I was one of those people that
averaged over 100 posts a day on a forum; upon relaxing in my posting, I found myself enjoying the forum more there. Here, I came in with some experience.
So, relax about your post count.
EDIT:
Trueno
I said no one cared about my posts?
No, you thought people didn't care about the formating much, and didn't see why you might want to change it. That is what you not caring referred to. The fact is, most everyone thought your posting style was absurd and virtually no one read it because of how much trouble it was to follow it.