931 members on the site as of Aug 5th, 2005.

Wow.

You'd figure plant folks grow on trees or something.
Thanks, hopefully the K+ article coming up will help folks.

Regards,
Tom Barr

Killies.com has 932, just checked, but they started in May 2003. Having 931
members in less than a year(?) is damn impressive!

Bill

but things didn't really get going until after new years...so 931 is amazing!!!

Plants will take over the world !!!!Muhahahaha!!!, well, they already have really:-)

It's looking good and perhaps we can get more folks involved this next few months and have folks enjoy this more.

I tend to over stretch things on some of the side projects for this Report, but I eventually address the project.

as that builds, hopefully folks will find more value and references for their use.

Regards,
Tom Barr

Helo

This is my first posting. How many members are now Tom?

Regards
Lars N (Norway)

Lars, as of this posting, there are 983 members. This is displayed on the bottom of the main forum page. Only 17 more to go! What does number 1000 get?

Quick question. As this is the subscription information area, I can't seem to find a list of the benefits besides the monthly report. Do subscribers have access to the articles from previous months? I apologize for posting this if it has been answered elsewhere.

I think you should get access to past articles, try it.
Go to the article part and see if you can download them.
I know Greg has added newer software that greatly reduces download time(by about 5X), so things might not be back working right.

Let's wait to see what he has to say about that administration.

Regards,
Tom Barr

Congratulations Tom. A real achievement.

Also I'm taking the liberty to thank you on a very good work you've done here in this forum and these articles. I myself am learning a great deal.

Ey.

Full agreement with previous poster. I've learnt more about plants and their requirements here in one month compared to the confusing/conflicting 'information' thats been sold to me over the past thirty years. Thanks.

Well, I try to present some critical thinking and questions to ponder.
Some of it is not easy reading.

But as the articles fill in and evolve as new ones appear, we will get closer to the answers of the questions we seek.

But........I really am hoping some of you will see that aquatic plants can be more than just a hobby, and that it is an important issue environmentally, for conservation, and that even as lowly feeble minded hobbyist, there are many simple test we can do to answer some rather big looming questions........

There is a feedback forum for the articles also, so if something is not clear, please do ask.

Regards,
Tom Barr