most important/influential Atlas members registered 2009-11?

[Antonio the Sixth]

I don't know if I qualify as "integral to the function of the Forum community" (whatever that means), but I registered on February 2009 FTR.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I don't know if I qualify as "integral to the function of the Forum community" (whatever that means), but I registered on February 2009 FTR.

cool.  I have little idea who you are though, so what's your story?  any watershed moments here on Atlas?

I've started a never-finished timeline, made an Alternate US State thread (yet unfinished too) that was pretty popular, run a few survivors, contributed to several demographical/political data stuff, I've been a pretty active member of Atlasia (currently a Senator). As that other idiot said, it's probably no big deal.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I was refering to Gramps, FTR.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Wormyguy: last survivor of the so-called "Libertas circle" of newish Libertarian posters that joined in 2009-10 (the rest have been banned).  Gay libertarian from the northeast, involved in Atlasia.

You just forgot to add he was a nasty jerk and a compulsive liar, apart from being an absolute hack.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Wormyguy: last survivor of the so-called "Libertas circle" of newish Libertarian posters that joined in 2009-10 (the rest have been banned).  Gay libertarian from the northeast, involved in Atlasia.

You just forgot to add he was a nasty jerk and a compulsive liar, apart from being an absolute hack.

Who also kinda used me to advance his own ideology and power in Atlasia.

Let's not even allude to his actions in Atlasia...

[Antonio the Sixth]

There's another Canadian poster (Foucalt?) that knows a lot about Canadian politics and has some good insights. Mileslunn (?) is another Canadian poster who is at a near-genius level of knowledge about Canadian political demography, too bad he knows nothing about international politics and is a neo-liberal hack who will argue for anything that's center-right.

His name is "Foucaulf" - something that's always confused me. I'm not sure if he's referring to Michel Foucault.

That's what I've always wondered, too. I don't know if it's a misspelling or if it's voluntary.