The Last Poster Wins! [v21]

[Caite-chan]

I remember being so excited to be #3 to join the new boards. xDDD

[Neo Emolga]

I remember being so excited to be #3 to join the new boards. xDDD

I was #6 back then when it first moved to the first Vbulletin forum. But yeah, I remember when the Proboards one was killed off by the Proboards support staff simply for having a foreign language board. Then we used a temporary URPG forum just to keep everyone connected until we made the permanent move.

What a mess that whole thing was, but it's cool to see long-term members like you still hanging around with the community. When I first joined late in 2003, I never thought I'd find such a cool gathering of internet buddies.

[Chakramaster]

I was #6 back then when it first moved to the first Vbulletin forum. But yeah, I remember when the Proboards one was killed off by the Proboards support staff simply for having a foreign language board. Then we used a temporary URPG forum just to keep everyone connected until we made the permanent move.

What a mess that whole thing was, but it's cool to see long-term members like you still hanging around with the community. When I first joined late in 2003, I never thought I'd find such a cool gathering of internet buddies.

Heck even today, though they might not have made the move like I did to PXR (except for Eri). The friends I made on GT I still keep in contact with. Not as often as I used to, but I still keep in close contact. Actually just recently heard from one and have a plan to test something soon enough. It's amazing the friends you can find and make today. To share such an awesome bond with people around the world that can last for years to come. Some maybe even longer than that.

[Noblejanobii]

I was #6 back then when it first moved to the first Vbulletin forum. But yeah, I remember when the Proboards one was killed off by the Proboards support staff simply for having a foreign language board. Then we used a temporary URPG forum just to keep everyone connected until we made the permanent move.

What a mess that whole thing was, but it's cool to see long-term members like you still hanging around with the community. When I first joined late in 2003, I never thought I'd find such a cool gathering of internet buddies.

Why? Was it against the rules to have a foreign language board?

The main forum AWA and Awasfriend are from that we all hang out on is a proboards that's why I'm curious.