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How many members are there in this Celiac.com?

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Our members have made a total of 30,672 posts

We have 3,904 registered members

The newest member is TerpyTaylor

Most users ever online was 68 on Feb 24 2005, 03:41 PM

From the board stats at the bottom of the main page!

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You can always check at the bottom of the message board page to see how many posts and members there are. There have been a lot of people sign up lately.

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Yes--the forum stats are at the bottom of the main page. You'll notice, though, if you go to "members", which is near to the "search", "help", and "view new posts" options--that most of the members don't have any posts--or have 1-5-- ;) -- and tend to just read the threads.........so there aren't more than a couple hundred members who are actually posting somewhat regularly, I think.

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Some people have more than one name, too.

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Thanks you guys, I was in a hurry and couldn't remember where I saw it.

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