Yes, but you can't do that in the "closed" forums now.

Unregistered user? Why so...

I would prefer to see more moderators and moderators without animated signatures.

Again, what's the problem?? You seem to think this is an authoritarian regime!! Please people, I don't understand how you can react like this!

Ivan
"In the dark we make a brighter light"

Do you remember Salvador Dali?

"The difference between a crazy man and Dali is that Dali is not crazy at all" :D

There's a word in Spanish for what I am, I think there's no translation for that. I'm just an incomprendido

Ivan
"In the dark we make a brighter light"

posting unregistered is more easy. where is your problem with you telling people what they have to do.

Nobody tells you what you have to do, its your free choice if you register or not... if you register you can post if not you can only post in some forums... its your choice!

As backman said we discussed this, not only a few minutes we discussed this for some months now...

And its funny that all the people which complain here about this are regular visitors, why don´t you show your support for gnutellaforums and register? I can´t believe the safety thing, because we assured several times that you will NOT get any spam... and registering takes 5 minutes... :confused:

Morgwen

how do you support gnutellaforums when you register???????????

safety no conveniece.

Sides with more members attract more visitors... yes I know this is a point I view...

Morgwen

Another hit and run

it's cool to register in forums like this
 

Why not? It's easy, and it gives a sense of friendliness and community to what otherwise feels pointlessly anonymous. I just registered after getting some really great advice from this site (from some unknown hero who was unregistered-thanks, masked man!). It seems like the right thing to do.
I value my privacy but I think there's a big difference between obtrusive, manipulative snooping and the kind of community building that goes on at sites like this.

In a nutshell, as they say.
Thank you, jared.