Praise Today we hit 5 million posts

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The forum has reached an impressive milestone of 5 million posts, highlighting its status as a leading science and math community. The exact post that marked this achievement is unknown due to cached stats. Members expressed gratitude towards Greg for his leadership and contributions to the community's growth. There was a light-hearted exchange about the roles of members, with Greg humbly referring to himself as just a "bolt in the machine." Overall, the discussion celebrates the collaborative effort that has fostered such a vibrant online space.
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I nearly overlooked this impressive achievement! I'm afraid because our stats are cached I don't know which post was the 5 millionth. Thanks to all for making PF the best science and math community!

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Greg Bernhardt said:
I nearly overlooked with impressive achievement! I'm afraid because our stats are cached I don't know which post was the 5 millionth. Thanks to all for making PF the best science and math community!
I'll be damned. Apparently playing with yourself pays off after all. :smile:

Congratulations Greg. You've done a fantastic job.
 
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Are the stats public somewhere?
 
mfb said:
Are the stats public somewhere?
Nah, they were taken from the sidebar homepage several months ago to make room for the videos widget
 
phinds said:
Congratulations Greg. You've done a fantastic job.
The glory goes to the members and mentors! Remember I'm just a simple bolt in the machine :)
 
I'm pretty sure I was #4,999,999. It's always my luck to be a day late and a dollar (post) short :smile:
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
The glory goes to the members and mentors! Remember I'm just a simple bolt in the machine :)
Your modesty becomes you. You are the anti-Trump.
 
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Congrats, Greg! That's certainly an achievement if I ever saw one :biggrin:
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
[...] I'm just a simple bolt in the machine :)
Rubbish. You have a rare combination of wisdom and patience that I'll never possess.
 
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strangerep said:
Rubbish. You have a rare combination of wisdom and patience that I'll never possess.
I'd trade for your knowledge and skill in a heartbeat, but we should move on :smile:
 
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Amazing job building the community, Greg. Very happy to be just under 1% of the posts. :biggrin:
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
The glory goes to the members and mentors! Remember I'm just a simple bolt in the machine :)
Ok, now that I've thought about this some more, I realize that you may have a good analogy going here. You are a bolt in the machine and I'm one of the nuts.
 
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phinds said:
and I'm one of the nuts.
o0)
 

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