Open Source Theology is mentioned in an article by Eric Krangel at newassignment.net along with a number of other open source religions. I think we just about get differentiated from Yoism, The Open Source Order of the Golden Dawn, and Discordianism. His figure of 30 posts per month from other users was a misunderstanding. What I said was that I guessed about 30 people a month were actively contributing. That’s probably not too far off. I would estimate that about 120 posts and comments were posted over the last month, only a relatively small proportion of those by me.
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Re: Open Source Religion Explored Again
I sometimes wish I could become an Accordionist — does that make me special in any way?
Re: Open Source Religion Explored Again
John, you’re quite special enough. Don’t worry.
Re: Open Source Religion Explored Again
And, as was indicated in the article, there are plenty of us lurkers, some of whom are previous contributors. And hope one day to contribute again!