Jason in Enid
Gold Member
- Oct 10, 2009
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- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Having seen sites evolve, grow and fade or not get far off the ground over the years, T-Net has been the site that often crackles with energy and activity in an exciting manner when others are near/or silent.
That is due to it's active members.
There was a time when TNET almost died off. Back in the early days a huge split came into the membership with one of them breaking away and starting his own forum. LOTS of people left with him. TNET was not being run well and it drove many people away. Enough kept coming around so it didn't die completely, but you could stop in once a week and read everything (thats how slow it had become). This was about the time I walked away from all the forums for a couple years. When I came back, TNET was doing very well again. Finally, a couple years ago the software was finally upgraded (amongst much complaining from many people). The old software was over 10 years old and couldn't be used on any modern servers, it was update or die.
It's been interesting watching it all these years. So many people come and go, the same personalities are always present.