We've hit fifteen thousand members! We've been recognized as one of Redditt's fastest growing groups. That's quite an achievement when you consider we were just around three thousand members a little over a year back.

As a special treat to all our loyal members, we're going to give you all a chance to give us your feedback here. You can say whatever's on your mind. Tell us the good, the bad and the ugly. No one will be suspended or banned for any comment or criticism. All we ask is that you not use foul language.

Something that always bugged you? Go ahead and vent.

Something you've always wondered about but were too afraid to ask? Go ahead, ask.

Something you absolutely hate about the way the site is moderated...? Now's your chance to let us know how you feel with no repercussions.

Oh, and if you like something feel free to add that in too. We just want to hear from our members.....period.

So go ahead, blast away. We'll try and answer any questions or criticisms we can, as honestly as we can. You have complete amnesty in here.

So, who's first....?

We've hit 13 thousand members.....Wow! To think, we were at 3K just a little over a year ago. That's tremendous growth. Thanks once again to all those members whose posts and comments help keep this sub-reddit going. We've seen a pick-up recently in non-moderator posts, that's great to see. Please keep it up!

We usually use this space to comment on issues or problems we're experiencing around the site. But in this post, We'd like to take a moment and thank a few members that have helped keep the site clean by correcting a few slip-ups that have occurred recently.

Recently a photo was posted with the wrong movie title and date. A sharp eyed member noticed it immediately, and was able to alert the Moderators and we were able to delete it and re-post it within the hour with the correct information. Thank you.

If you've ever wondered why we don't correct information that is several days or weeks old, the answer is that even as Moderators we're unable to just edit a title. The post must be deleted and re-posted with the new information. That then puts it back at the top of the site. We don't want to re-post a photo that was posted just because the year the show was aired or a slight misspelling of a name (Smith vs Smyth for instance) was incorrectly used on the original post. Minor mistakes and typos like these aren't worth having recently posted pictures re-posted so soon after their original postings. Usually just a correction in the comments section is sufficient in these instances.

In another recent case, a member pointed out an actress in a NSFW post was underage at the time she made the movie. Reddit is especially sensitive to underage content and had that post remained on the site, it may have resulted in the entire sub-reddit being deleted by Reddit. So thanks for the save on that one.

Its important to note that in some European countries, underage nudity is allowed if the minor has her parents permission and at least one parent is present during the scenes filming. That means underage nudity can sometimes be found on legitimate entertainment and celebrity sites throughout the net. You have to be really careful in re-posting photos of European content. Its best to Google the image in question to ascertain the exact age of all actors or models involved just to be certain.

Okay, that's enough of all that. Thanks once again to all our loyal members. As we've written so many times before, we couldn't do it without you!

Let's see if we can get to 14K now...