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APR '08: 1,308 registrations, 5,357 new topics, 62,155 replies, 2,382 PM's sent and 2,060,769 topic views.

Oh dear :( Seems we still have a steady decline, hopefully with these latest changes over the past few days we'll see some sort of improvement.

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APR '08: 1,308 registrations, 5,357 new topics, 62,155 replies, 2,382 PM's sent and 2,060,769 topic views.

Oh dear :( Seems we still have a steady decline, hopefully with these latest changes over the past few days we'll see some sort of improvement.

Changes are all good, but maybe look in to re-advertising Neowin. Getting its name out on the web again and giving people a reason to come here. I know that this is a tech site that helps people with tech related issues, but we need to give other reasons to come and advertise those features.

Im not sure what you could advertise or use, but im sure with some thought you could think of something.

Changes are all good, but maybe look in to re-advertising Neowin. Getting its name out on the web again and giving people a reason to come here. I know that this is a tech site that helps people with tech related issues, but we need to give other reasons to come and advertise those features.

Im not sure what you could advertise or use, but im sure with some thought you could think of something.

Consider the recent changes akin to renovation works, making the place more inviting to newcomers.

We're entering the summer months, people wanna be outside, so less posting and less registering :p

What is this "Outside" that you are referring to? Is that the large room with the super bright light that is outside of my front door?

Seriously though, I wouldn't be concerned with a drop in stats aside from the ad revenue aspect of things, it might just mean we have more quality posts and less 1 offs.

change the interface to something that is easy on the eyes and more soothing darker and change the front page to look like a news site instead of a forum layout with more vibrant but smooth

lol, you sound like a pop-record producer.

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I wonder if the whole "renewed browser war"/"acid 3 shootout" stuff a while back contributed to this decline any.

Lots of people get sick of that stuff, and there was a TON of it on here in February (with the firefox3 betas) and March (acid3).

lol, you sound like a pop-record producer.

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I wonder if the whole "renewed browser war"/"acid 3 shootout" stuff a while back contributed to this decline any.

Lots of people get sick of that stuff, and there was a TON of it on here in February (with the firefox3 betas) and March (acid3).

thats funny i didn't notice that but i was thinking of something like this but it's a very rough draft

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