The key to social media is limiting your time. Last month had a couple days of solid rain, and my post count was way up, this month, nothing like that has happened and my post count is way down. You do what you can when you can. But as long as you aren't ruining your life, what's the issue?
As for the idea that any one person can stay on top of this place, that's crazy. Even in slow posting periods I can't read or respond to every thread. This forum is way too big for one person to ride herd. It's just not going to happen. Be selective, keep your subriptions to 50 or less, decide which threads you aren't interested in and ignore them
There's a thread of ƒ1.2 images. My personal opinion would be that is elitist and silly, but if those members want to have a club like that it doesn't effect me in any way. I ignore the thread, I ignore their posts, there's nothing wrong with that. And there are a pile of threads that are similar. All the lens clubs where I don't own the lens. All the threads flooded with images from centuries past. All the threads for cameras I don't own.
I tend to look for people looking for advice in telephoto and outdoors.I pretty much ignore subjects not relevant to that. ƒ2.8 zooms? I'm not interested, Weight means something where I go. Better I leave those discussions for people who have all the 2.8 zooms. I really have nothing to add.
If you just focus on where your interests are, the forum will keep you busy without it being hard to follow.If it is getting hard to follow, you are reading too many threads. Cut down your subscription list and be really selective, clicking on one "new posts", or "today's threads". If you add a subscription, one has to go, be rigorous and religious about ti. You'll be fine.
Last edited by normhead; 08-03-2018 at 11:38 AM.