A Look Back At The Some Of The Threads Of 2006
 

I know, it's kinda hacky to do a Year End list, but it's kinda nice to look back at the good & bad threads we had on the last 365 days :)

Need help /raided and computers seized
As I remember, this was her 1st post on the board :D


GreenguyandJim Fighting Zango
This one will start back up in 2007 |thumb


Hosted Free Sites - Sponsors Read This
Odd how some still can't get it's right |banghead|


"Political Influence of Adult Sites" and "Free Speech Coalition" pressure.
Another year of 2257 & US Gov't issues |angry|


Are These New Piece Of Shit Options Now Standard In NATS?
I think a lot of us are still waiting for replies to this one |huh


Last Night's Radio Show....Next Week's Radio Show
UGH! |dizzy|


Link O'Rama Rule Changes (yipee)
I caused quite the ruckus with a couple of "minor" rule changes |violin|


Setting Up A Directory: My Adventures
Kristian started to document his creation of a Link List....errr....Directory. To bad we didn't get to read a tutorial on how to sell it afterwards |haha


A Year In The Life of This Depraved World: A Cautionary Tale
Preacher gave us an inside look at what it takes to run a Link List |yourock

There's a lot more, so post your favorite & we can all have a nice look back at the wonderfulness that was the 2006th year of |buddy|

Damn....you mean I had nothing important to say in 2006? lol

hmmm...will have to think of something for this year so I can show up as a favorite in 2008's "look back" thread ;)

Wow, that was a crazy thread - I never read the ending when it first came out- what a drama.

reading some of those now...hope to be adding hosted free sites to the line up with your tips in mind soon

it's fun to remember this threads,
Congratulations top those who were chosen.
Happy New Year to all of you!

|bananna| :D |bananna| :D

Preachers thread was very enlightening. He set a benchmark which I fully intend to break. ;)

Let's not forget about a serious look at starting GG&J's own serious blogging community:

Blogging and the Wisdom of Crowds