Unfortunately, not everyone has a plethora of personal stories/experiences they feel are worth relating. Fortunately or unfortunately my life has been one of 'living in interesting times' and recounting some of my experiences not only helps me to recount them but make connections I had previously missed. I continue to learn things about my late partner I had not seen before. This lack of knowledge has become an issue of regret.

Couple of things have happened I think. The atheist - agnostic divide isn't as open as it once was. Still there, but people keep to their corners more now, and apart from the occasional flare up i don't think as much baiting goes on. For myself I leave it alone, and in cases of aggressive agnostics I just block. Not many, but problem solved. Also, at the beginning of the site there were open touting Trumpsters causing flame ups; not now much. Also, the site initially attracted a lot of committed atheists and agnostics, but now it's more like Facebook fleers and general social media types, some looking for dates, others to just spruke on what interests them. The site hasn't evolved as i might have hoped, and frankly I think the only thing that Admin cares about now is numbers, so watering it down to humanist.com and the rest reflects this.