No disrespect or anything, but do we? I'm making this thread after I heard about someone in a Xtina forum that died and all the members were sad. Its a interesting topic and I thought that maybe we can pay tribute to them

Is their really a way to track such a thing?

edit: oh and sort of congrats on your 1000th post. idk if this is what you were going for to remember your 1000th post, but congrats

The forum opened in 1999 and has had thousands of members over the past 15 years. It is entirely possible, but I hope not.

I was honestly thinking about this earlier today I actually have it written down that when I die I want my friend to log into atrl and tell everyone

Well, I guess we have no way of knowing if certain users just became inactive or if something happened to them (as unlikely as it may be)

Unless they have contact with other members outside of ATRL of course.

RIP in peace JessieJHeartbeat

I died back in 1902 but got reanimated to swerve and surfboardT around ATRL

Well, a certain Jessie J Fan....

wait is htis for real

Omg mess I didn't even know I had 1000 posts thanks

ATRL is a very popular board. There is no doubt in my mind that somebody who is registered and was at least a little active here is now dead.

T B Q H

I mean, statistically speaking, considering this site is like fifteen years old, it's almost definite that someone who signed up for this site at some point has since died.