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22 is a long time, I miss when the forums were far more active, to when you couldnt hit refresh fast enough to see all the new posts. now you can go hours without seeing anything new at times, and it makes me envious of years gone past.

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Neowin could have members who are now adults that were not even born when you signed up, pretty crazy to think about!

You made me check my own join date, totally missed it was 20 years back in March this year! how time flies.

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On 17/08/2023 at 16:24, Patchou said:

21 years here! we're getting old.... :D

Seeing you randomly post always reminds me of Messenger Plus! :D - great times on the internet back then.

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20 this year for me! Lurked from 2000 to 2003 then joined in August 2003. 

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Man, we have a bunch of old timers here. Congrats to everyone celebrating these huge milestones. Its been quite a ride!

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