Neil,

My experience has always been that 2 things have to happen to expect much feedback.

1. You only post one song and not a second until 2...

2. You offer critiques to at least 5 other people to help boost their stuff and show you're not just taking, but giving even more.

I have given out this advice to every new user for 20 years. Now with fewer people posting stuff because of social media sucking away time, it's even more important to help create what you wish to receive. More activity breads... drum roll... MORE ACTIVITY. If every regular created 2 new non song/lyric posts per day and reviewed some songs and/or lyrics, we'd see participation from lurkers exponentially go up. We are actually getting as much traffic here as we ever have but barely anyone posts because our "regular" posters have passed away. Tampa Stan not only had the most posts, he created ACTIVITY which drove activity just like everyone else with your numbers and up have done long term. So do some reviews, post an interesting link or story or ask an interesting participation question like Ray did (one of our biggest posts ever) and you'll find more of what you want to get back, participation and support.

It is rare to go 0-for if you are putting in the time and effort to share the love.

Your choice,

Brian

Brian Austin Whitney
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