Answered Understanding if anyone reads my posts?

Perhaps people don't remember but one of the reasons the reactions were introduced to the forum was because some members felt their posts weren't being read. Not everyone uses them but also, non registered readers can't. Viewing from a PC will allow you to see the number of thread views from within the individual forums.

For example the Leeds Bradford Airport - General Thread has had more the 800k (thousand) views.
 
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I have to admit when I first joined this forum, I only read the Birmingham pages, but now I always click on the "new posts" link and look at all new posts, some i find interesting, some i just flick through, but i have to admit i do get fed up with all the Leeds/Bradford v Doncaster pointless posts, why cant everyone get on, does it matter if we have 1 or 2 airports in Yorkshire?
 
I must admit I do not always press the thanks button, but I always read them. They are one of the most authoritative contributions of the forum. They are a huge contribution which must take a great deal of time and effort to produce,
 
I definitely read a lot of different posts for different airports, however much of a bias I have to LBA. I will even contribute on other airport threads too. Your posts are most definitely worthwhile and there is a varied interest across forum members, so please don't stop. And the fact there are members now contributing to this thread should definitely give you the answer to the question. The time and effort you put in is certainly appreciated by me and apologies if a thanks hasn't always been forthcoming when it should have been
 
I definitely read a lot of different posts for different airports, however much of a bias I have to LBA. I will even contribute on other airport threads too. Your posts are most definitely worthwhile and there is a varied interest across forum members, so please don't stop. And the fact there are members now contributing to this thread should definitely give you the answer to the question. The time and effort you put in is certainly appreciated by me and apologies if a thanks hasn't always been forthcoming when it should have been
Many thanks Fingers for your response - and those of other forums members.

I was just wanting to check whether it was worth my while compiling the EMA monthly statistics - they'll be ready by the weekend. Tomorrow I'm attending the Manchester Airport Consultative Committee meeting which, allowing fir travel, will take up most of my day.
 

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i must be a lunatic. Friday 25th Sept will see me doing a daytrip that involves me leaving my flat in Manchester at 1am and not getting back home until after midnight. All because I'm doing a Loch Ness and Scottish Highlands trip.... out of Glasgow
For some weird reason, my days off work tend to involve being out of my flat by 5am and not getting back until 10pm. Back to work and the regular "fix" of 7.40am to 7.15pm hours
Heatwave Mk2 next week?
Some explosive weather build-ups currently in the North of England. What is it like where you are?
LBA: B737-300 G-GDFK empty down to Paris at 16:15 to operate the return LS268 back to Leeds 20:00 ETA where it will then operate the delayed LS265 to Malaga 20:40ETD

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