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MacRumors Reaches 1,000,000 Posts [Updated]

MacRumors Forums, the discussion board section of MacRumors, has reached a milestone: one million posts. The one millionth post was made by member edesignuk, a long-term member of the forums, at 5:01 EST (6:01 EDT) on Monday, August 23, 2004, in the Community Discussion forum. Congratulations, edesignuk, and congratulations, MacRumors!

MacRumors Forums began when the first members registered in June 2000. There are now over 39,000 registered users, over 85,000 forum threads, and over a million individual posts. The forums cover Apple news and rumors, hardware and software, and other topics of interest to the Macintosh community.

MacRumors would like to take this opportunity to thank the members who participate in the forums and make MacRumors the success it is.

[UPDATE] The corresponding forum avatar contests are now available for voting.
Vote for:
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best 1,000,000 post avatar

Voting is open to everyone. Polls close Friday, August 27, 2004 at Midnight EDT.

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