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  • 17 and under

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    30.3%
  • 18-25

    22 
    votes
    33.3%
  • 26-35

    13 
    votes
    19.7%
  • 36-45

    votes
    10.6%
  • 46-55

    votes
    4.5%
  • 56+

    vote
    1.5%
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Eric

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I know how diverse NamePros is when it comes to where you live. But what about your age. I am 18.
 
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18 here

19 in june
 
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dgridley said:
Pretty fun to know that people around my dads age do this stuff to! :great: It wouldn't exactly hurt me if he did this and came running down to me evrytime he's got a great name in sight :lol:

I'm 17 minus 4 (soon 14) :)
 
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It looks like there are more 18-25 year olds here than any other age. I see there are quite a few <17. What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?
 
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Version2 said:
It looks like there are more 18-25 year olds here than any other age. I see there are quite a few <17. What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?
Yeah, thats a really good question! :talk:
 
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Version2 said:
It looks like there are more 18-25 year olds here than any other age. I see there are quite a few <17. What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?

I don't see why age makes any difference at all. As long as you can pull your weight and contribute to the forum, 13, 27, 46, 51, 68, 125, who cares? Some teens can run circles around more experienced people, and vise versa.

Gene
 
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Version2 said:
It looks like there are more 18-25 year olds here than any other age. I see there are quite a few <17. What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?

I'm 42 now... but I'll be 27 later this year.

What do I think of young people getting into web design? Well... young people have to do something. I suppose it's either web design or McDonalds.... :| wow... that's a tough choice!
 
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artistdbs said:
I'm 42 now... but I'll be 27 later this year.

What do I think of young people getting into web design? Well... young people have to do something. I suppose it's either web design or McDonalds.... :| wow... that's a tough choice!

lol...ok ok. Well, Gene...I didn't say age made any difference. I was just wondering what your alls thoughts were. I see 13 year olds getting into the biz now. At 13 I was worried more about pimples, than anything, lol. I know one 15 year old who runs their own hosting company. I think it is good that more and more younger people are getting into this kind of thing. Better than what most do.
 
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The square root of 1369 ~ :p -

PS - I knew there was a reason I liked Dave being around .... He's older than me ;)
 
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all4cost said:
The square root of 1369 ~ :p -

PS - I knew there was a reason I liked Dave being around .... He's older than me ;)

Correct me if I am wrong. But you are 37.
 
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By jove!

Eric, you can count! :lol:

Just teasing ;)

Im 15.....

Feels like ive been doing this so much longer than 8 months......! :p
 
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Version2 said:
It looks like there are more 18-25 year olds here than any other age. I see there are quite a few <17. What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?
Version2, Don't start counting from here. This is just a few replys to a thread.
Dont assume what you see directly in front of you to be the whole picture. That would be a common mistake of youth, never allow yourself to be considered common, you are not.
If you want to know the avg. you might want to go to the 229 pages of the members list and poll the other 15,000+ plus about age. Then you will have a "true graph", and I would be interested to know the sum. Wagering a guess, 50/50 under/over 21, moving toward under daily.

As to your question "What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?"

Personally, I believe were it not for the bright, creative, educated, skilled, talented,..... every other adjective, young minds, there wouldn't be a web as expansive and as informational as we have today. Youth brings the fresh concepts that raise the bar daily, keeping this "Last Frontier" ever expanding~ farther than ken and the boys from MIT could have hoped for.

This is truly your world, and we are just dinosaurs too pea-brained to know we are extinct. (anyone over 50 that wants to argue this with me, let's do it in PM not in this thread... under 50, I dont mean you...but you'll understand soon enough :laugh: )

But before we die off, let us leave you with one thing we do know about, and you will need to know to enjoy life to it's fullest.

Very old, over used, dried up sayings... but are basic and the sooner learned and applied, the easier life becomes.

Think before you speak, know that words are powerful and reflect as well as inflict.... look before you leap, all is not always as it appears on the surface... and try to listen close to those who have been where you are now.

We offer a free map and compass, tools to help you find your own way. These will give you the freedom to explore, leaving the direction you choose up to you...and if you happen to get lost or hit a dead end on your journey, remember you have that map and compass to guide you out, and if you happen to see our mark or our fathers mark on a stone where you thought no man had been before, know it then, precious youth... It is a very old map, passed down thousands of generations, now your gift of love and hope for the future, and you will pass it down when you are like we, and those still to come, are like you.

And my personal reminder to young and old alike...

Just cuz you can't smell it, don't mean it don't stink.

kid5150
 
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kid5150 said:
Version2, Don't start counting from here. This is just a few replys to a thread.
Dont assume what you see directly in front of you to be the whole picture. That would be a common mistake of youth, never allow yourself to be considered common, you are not.
If you want to know the avg. you might want to go to the 229 pages of the members list and poll the other 15,000+ plus about age. Then you will have a "true graph", and I would be interested to know the sum. Wagering a guess, 50/50 under/over 21, moving toward under daily.

As to your question "What do you older men/women think of all us young people getting into the domain/web design world?"

Personally, I believe were it not for the bright, creative, educated, skilled, talented,..... every other adjective, young minds, there wouldn't be a web as expansive and as informational as we have today. Youth brings the fresh concepts that raise the bar daily, keeping this "Last Frontier" ever expanding~ farther than ken and the boys from MIT could have hoped for.

This is truly your world, and we are just dinosaurs too pea-brained to know we are extinct. (anyone over 50 that wants to argue this with me, let's do it in PM not in this thread... under 50, I dont mean you...but you'll understand soon enough :laugh: )

But before we die off, let us leave you with one thing we do know about, and you will need to know to enjoy life to it's fullest.

Very old, over used, dried up sayings... but are basic and the sooner learned and applied, the easier life becomes.

Think before you speak, know that words are powerful and reflect as well as inflict.... look before you leap, all is not always as it appears on the surface... and try to listen close to those who have been where you are now.

We offer a free map and compass, tools to help you find your own way. These will give you the freedom to explore, leaving the direction you choose up to you...and if you happen to get lost or hit a dead end on your journey, remember you have that map and compass to guide you out, and if you happen to see our mark or our fathers mark on a stone where you thought no man had been before, know it then, precious youth... It is a very old map, passed down thousands of generations, now your gift of love and hope for the future, and you will pass it down when you are like we, and those still to come, are like you.

And my personal reminder to young and old alike...

Just cuz you can't smell it, don't mean it don't stink.

kid5150

Whoa...
 
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16 Myself.. And yes I am smart for my age..

I am not a nurd more of a genuis or geek.. (Get the terms right)

iNod ;)
 
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Im definately not a nerd, a geek, a genius, or anything like that....

Im just good at what i do! ;)
 
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iNod said:
16 Myself.. And yes I am smart for my age..

I am not a nurd more of a genuis or geek.. (Get the terms right)

iNod ;)

:hehe: ... you spelled nerd wrong...... you genius, you!
 
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artistdbs said:
:hehe: ... you spelled nerd wrong...... you genius, you!
:lol:
 
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Sabre Hosting said:
Im definately not a nerd, a geek, a genius, or anything like that....

Im just good at what i do! ;)
:lol: :talk: I was going to say that...
 
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I am a nard with flare!

LOL!
 
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Actually, I had a paper route in the 70's.. delivered over 2500 papers door to door every night in Hollywood, Florida. We'd get the papers at 1 am, have them folded and bagged by 3, and delivered by 6:30 am (hopefully )... we had the second largest route.

I used to live right near Hollywood in Pembroke Pines before I moved to the Orlando Area.
 
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Yes I am 51 too :hehe:

It is not the age it's the miles that count

John B-)
 
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