Fans debate whether alt.tv.seinfeld will remain active after the series finale, with predictions ranging from gradual decline to eventual dormancy.
Hey, here's a question for everybody:
What's going to happen to this newsgroup, now that the series has ended?
Some other newsgroups for TV programs have quickly withered and collapsed once the shows were cancelled.
Will that happen with this newsgroup?
Jim
the arguments whether it was good or bad will go on indefinitely..
[email] (Jim Goodluck) wrote:
My guess is that by the fall, daily posts will drop by at least 3/4, but there will still be some die-hard fans willing to debate ad nauseum each minute aspect of the show. By this time next year, my guess is that it will have withered to about 25-50 posts per day, including spam.
Matt
My guess would be more like 25-50 posts per _week_ (including spam), mostly folks looking for answers to trivia questions. Today, out of curiousity, I did a search of random newsgroups for TV shows which are no longer on the air, and most of them are empty or have 5-10 posts, at best.
Jim
Yea, that sucks. I was just trying to figure out what was Richie's brother's (the one who disappeared after the first season) name was from Happy days too! :)
Brad
Jim Goodluck wrote in message ... My guess would be more like 25-50 posts per _week_ (including spam), mostly folks looking for answers to trivia questions. Today, out of curiousity, I did a search of random newsgroups for TV shows which are no longer on the air, and most of them are empty or have 5-10 posts, at best.
Jim
It was Chuck. Chugman!!!
Brad Wardell wrote in article ...
Yea, that sucks. I was just trying to figure out what was Richie's brother's (the one who disappeared after the first season) name was from Happy days too! :)
Brad
Jim Goodluck wrote in message ... My guess would be more like 25-50 posts per _week_ (including spam), mostly folks looking for answers to trivia questions. Today, out of curiousity, I did a search of random newsgroups for TV shows which are no longer on the air, and most of them are empty or have 5-10 posts, at best.
Jim