Tylerb59 said:
... dude ...
It's nice you're proud of your project and all but this whoring / "Hey, look at me!!" has to stop.
Hi T,
I am sorry, but you misunderstand my intent. I am not trying to get people to "look at me". I am trying to understand peoples website habits. This thread is a good choice for the study because of the large volume of people who view the project on a regular bassis.
I was just wanting to know if you have heard of it or not. Thats all.
What I am discovering is that people typically frequent one mustang site, maybe two if it is a specialty site such as Corner Carvers. Inside that site, they typically frequent one forum and occasionally roam when looking for a specific answer or info on a specific topic.
I find it interesting that the project car thread is a "sticky" and has drawn over 80,000 views in the classic forum and yet in this forum 2 out of three who have responded to the poll have never heard of it before.
Also, the frequent updates of the project car thread have been intentional from the start. I was curious as to peoples responce when seeing a project car built in real time, not the hour dedicated to a build on TV. Even though a lot of the thread is kind of like watching paint dry, which in fact is what I am doing right now, most seam to enjoy watching the dailly stuggles of building a project car.
I cannot take credit for being the first to post an entire build on a forum site, but I think that this thread may have started a trend in the way they post info on their builds. The reenmachine project is a good example.
The internet is a powerfull tool and I see many changes in the near future. The core of these changes is going to be based on the brousing habits of people just like you and me.
Does any of this make sence or am I still just a "postwhore".
Bob
Incredible!
