Hi eftfreak,

I think what happened is that people discovered twitter, facebook , and linked in forums. Also, they are busy with their own blogs etc.  Really, in my humble opinion, the forum kind of died when it got here, because the EFT masters were happy to let the forum moderators keep the forums alive but were not willing to open up their club to the moderators.  Some of us chose not to be EFT slaves to the EFT masters (ha ha) and have gone elsewhere.  If you come across someone on the forum that you would like to ask a question, I suggest that you email them and if they have a blog or forum, offer to carry on the discussion there.   The reason emailing is necessary is that some of us are not that active even in  our own blogs.

 Mildred

It is pretty remarkable isn't it how the activity was so amazing and helpful and then died away.  I was one of the original moderators (hi Mildred!) and put in hundreds of hours into the forums. 

My perspective is that the forums slowed down when Gary retired.    When they were officially sanctioned by Gary, they were getting a lot of traffic as they were linked to the newsletter.  So when the authority for EFT got dispersed, so did the online activity.   Perhaps a sign of reaching the tipping point?  (a good thing indeed ...)