As has been mentioned above, I feel this is more of a community than a forum.

One thing that sets this 'community' apart is the level of maturity and education displayed in the postings (bad spelling is a pet peeve of mine, although I must admit, my grammar is not always up to scratch).

I have not been able to contribute as much as I would like over the years, partly due to time constraints and partly due to a limited knowledge of the mainly US-centric and often IT-based subject matter, but I do enjoy reading threads here and I too would hope that this forum continues despite reduced membership numbers.

A big thanks to Tom too, for putting in the time and money over the years.