I've been thinking about this question a bit lately and figured this was the best place to get some input. Where do you think scrolling stands today, as a hobby? Do you see it as growing, with more new & younger folks taking it up? Or do you see it as pretty much standing pat, new scrollers primarily being older, retired folks with time on their hands, replacing the ones who pass on. Or, perhaps you are concerned about the decline of scrolling and fear that it is fading away.
Since this site probably boasts the largest collection of scrollers, in one "place", I figured it would be the ideal forum to pose that question. I'm interested in all opinions, but particularly those of folks like BobD, Mike Moorlach, etc who have related business interests, as well as our international scrolling members. These folks may have a broader perspective of the scrolling community, at large, than some of the rest of us.
So what do you think? Where does scrolling fit in the broad spectrum of pastimes? Does it rank closer to golf, or underwater basket weaving? Other than the folks on this board, how many scrollers do you know personally? I'm curious to hear your thoughts.
Since this site probably boasts the largest collection of scrollers, in one "place", I figured it would be the ideal forum to pose that question. I'm interested in all opinions, but particularly those of folks like BobD, Mike Moorlach, etc who have related business interests, as well as our international scrolling members. These folks may have a broader perspective of the scrolling community, at large, than some of the rest of us.
So what do you think? Where does scrolling fit in the broad spectrum of pastimes? Does it rank closer to golf, or underwater basket weaving? Other than the folks on this board, how many scrollers do you know personally? I'm curious to hear your thoughts.
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