Which age category do you fall in?

[Kari]

You would think so, seeing as the younger generation seems to be the set that is computer savvy. Maybe it's just that the elders have more time to play around on these forums, though.

Please teen geeks do not take this wrong but it might also explain why Seven Forums is as good as it is. I do not mean that the older users know more, I have noticed that for instance my knowledge is only a fraction of that of many of our teenagers; I mean that because of the above average age of members, compared to many other Windows-themed forums, it keeps Seven Forums more to the point, producing less unnecessary trolling. I've seen enough of these forums where half of the replies (at least!) are those idiotic one-liners like "Get Ubuntu!" or "Mac has no viruses!" as an answer to almost any issue.

Kari

 

[Golden]

Kari : you have uncovered my theory

 

[profdlp]

51 here.

(51 pretty much everywhere, I guess.)

 

[Wishmaster]

36-40 (36)

 

[Lomai]

36

 

[DocBrown]

> 55 is why this badge is so popular

 

[smarteyeball]

I am a babe yet I am an ancient.

I am in my early teens whilst simultaneously and conversely exist as middle aged.

I am as naive as I am deeply profound.

Chronological measurements do not matter.

All that matters is that I am what I am.










And for the purpose of the poll - the same applies.

 

[A Guy]

All that matters is that I am what I am.

Popeye...is that you?!

A Guy

 

[spinifex]

I never would have guessed that the great majority of people here would have one foot in the grave.

Yeah, and the other one ready to kick your butt, you cheeky young man.

Also, i'm in the bottom bracket, the one with 55 something. (Almost 64)
Judging by the poll, we are winning.

 

[mitchell65]

Popeye...is that you?!

A Guy

Only if he can smoke a pipe underwater whilst chatting up Olive Oyl!

 

[alfred01]

52 The second most popular group. Always the bridesmaid never the.......something. Has anyone seen my glasses?

 

[theog]

Help, windows 7 will not install on my Vtech

 

[johnwillyums]

This forum has gazillions of members yet only 20 between 16 and 35 have voted. Those younguns must have busy lives or something:huh:

 

[WDAexodus]

Well, I am 38. Dang there is a bunch of old farts on here. One reason for the one sided age IMO is that the younger groups register on here because they have issues and need an answer and once they get it they rarely come back unless they have issues again. The older crowd, being more knowledgeable in all things Windows 7, like to help others and in turn learn a few tricks that they didn't know. That's why I am here.

 

[DeVandal]

This forum has gazillions of members yet only 20 between 16 and 35 have voted. Those younguns must have busy lives or something:huh:

The AARP wields disproportionate ballot power.

 

[johnwillyums]

See. There you go again with the acronyms

 

[jfar]

A lot of HIJKLMNO has flowed under the bridge for the AARP people John,

 

[DocBrown]

We get a 10% discount on our solutions to our problems here at SevenForums when we show our AARP Card

 

[johnwillyums]

A lot of HIJKLMNO has flowed under the bridge for the AARP people John,

You're not wrong there Jim and we should make allowances and be grateful for their wisdom and experience

 

[bigmck]

Well, I am 38. Dang there is a bunch of old farts on here. One reason for the one sided age IMO is that the younger groups register on here because they have issues and need an answer and once they get it they rarely come back unless they have issues again. The older crowd, being more knowledgeable in all things Windows 7, like to help others and in turn learn a few tricks that they didn't know. That's why I am here.

ISSUES, i DON'T HAVE ISSUES. DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT ISSUES.