An EoFF Timeline - Classic members, please help!

[Raistlin]

That must've been during one of my absences, because we had no rank-based system when I was around and none when I came back (though mayhap I was allowed a custom avatar when I came back, so I just don't remember).

[Dignified Pauper]

November 2005 - EoFF Post, runs for one successful issue

January 2006 - EoFF Post, runs for zero successful issues. Later renamed EoFF Post-poned in late February.

[Old Manus]

Oct 2004 - Marick registers, the age of failed projects begins

[Levian]

I'll just be over there in the corner cutting my wrists remembering how cool this place used to be.

Don't forget the glasses.

[rubah]

April 7-10 2006 Weekend of Smex.

[Shoeberto]

June 24 - July 9, 2006: Weekend of Smex Ep. II: The Weekend That Went On for Two Weeks

[Raistlin]

Get a room.

[Dr Unne]

2000-2005 - EoFF Glory days.
2005-present - EoFF starts to suck because people get all nostalgic about the past and decides that the present sucks and announces that over and over again. Then they go all grumpy and lose their sense of humour, making EoFF suck.

People have been nostalgic since 2000. At this point people are nostalgic about the nostalgia. The nostalgia used to be much better back then you know. You don't see nostalgia like that these days.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Things are so much different now than when I left. People are arguing about pointless CRAP, other people have 1000 posts in less than a week, and a billion threads about who's a newbie and who isn't pop up every couple seconds. Even before I left though, things were going downhill quick. More than that, though, the atmosphere here is different. I used to feel happy here, and comfortable. Now I almost feel unwelcome. Or at least, I feel seperate from it all. I feel like I don't belong.

Do any of you remember the way EoFF USED to be? When we were an EZBoard, or a UBB even? When it was still just a couple people, when we were still small? The thing that made this place great was how FRIENDLY it was, and the great people we had. Notice I say WAS. I hardly recognize the place any more. I'm sad to say that pretty much the only reason I come here any more is on the off chance that I'll get to talk with one of the "old-timers" (for lack of a better word), or that, by some freak accident, some intelligent conversation will take place. I am really sad about this. I don't know what if anything we can do about it either. Or even if we should. Probably not. Things change, and nothing can be like you want it to, usually. But I am sad to lose this place, or rather, sad to lose the EoFF I remember. I don't even know if anything is even left of the old EoFF. Maybe I'm just wrong about this whole thing. But I don't think so.

Posted on October 27, 2000.

[XxSephirothxX]

April 1st, 2005 was the most memorable day since I've been a member. I don't know if anything will ever top that.

[Raistlin]

April 1st, 2005 was the most memorable day since I've been a member. I don't know if anything will ever top that.

EoFF started going downhill the day after I was off staff.

[XxSephirothxX]

Even if it wasn't the "greatest" moment of EoFF or in the so-called Glory Days, it packed some serious shock power. Virtually every member who was around at that time probably had "Holy [img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img]" running through their mind all day.

[Shoden]

you can't forget the CrashNUMBERS age and the PiP age, or else their fan brigades will have your heads and put them on a pike, marching around in their deranged fangirl/fanboy rituals! The sheer thought scares the hell out of me.

[Trumpet Thief]

chaos: If you want to know anything about Eizon....

Rubedo: You know who to call!

[Momiji]

Yeah, don't forget to add Crash's banning on the timeline. He's an EoFF legend.