Okay people. It's time that the Icee get semi-involved.

You've all been slouching over your over-used computers for hours on end spamming up topics with "Get ur arses on teh site!!!1!!". Well, how's that working out?
I can understand your concern but really, just posting about it won't help. A lot of people don't even get on to check the topics, so how would they know to actually get on? I'll let that sink in.

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Now that you understand that, it's time that you understand something else.

Most of the people that have joined 2-3 years ago joined when they were in middle school. Now, at this point, they would be in High School. Those who were younger are most likely stuck up to their eyeballs with homework(during the school year of course). So that means people don't actually have the spare time to get on anymore.
Another issue: People are boooorrrreeeedddd! The site isn't as fun as before. Either people are loosing interest, or maybe the topics aren't as fun.
Or maybe people are just growing up.
Think about it. Warriors was made for a younger audience. The Erins didn't put blood and gore in the fights for a reason. Plus you know, people get distracted with other things too. Like Zelda, in my case(In Dead's case too, cause he's just too lazy to post anything himself).


Anyways, my point is, old members just don't have anything on here to keep them coming back. Aside from those few whom are trying to keep their innocence going for a couple more years.
People (like me) come on to talk to their old friends of course but it doesn't mean you can force them back into the roleplay.

If you really want more people to come on, why not go and get new members? Find younger people who will stay on longer. Who knows? Some of them may become the new leaders, or admins. You won't know until you try.



From Icee, and Dead. Somewhat. Cause he's just telling me what to say while playing Zelda right beside me.

(P.S. If you decided to flame me for my word choice, then you might as well put a 'Dunce' cap on your head. Say something serious people. It's not that hard.)