Hi. 
This idea was originally posted a couple of years ago in another sub-forum but, considering we’re celebrating WR Forums' anniversary today, I thought some of you might feel nostalgic about the good old days, or just curious about how your style or even your command of other languages has evolved over the years. So here's my gift to all of you: your very first post to a WR forum.
Just follow these steps and tell us which is your very first post on WR.
> Go to the Advanced Search page.
> Put your username in the appropriate field and make sure you check ‘Exact name’.
> Find posts ‘A year ago’ ‘and Older’
> Sort results by ‘Last Posting Date’ ‘in Ascending Order’
> Show results as ‘Posts’
> Be amazed!
And if you wish, you may also answer a few questions... Is it a contribution? A desperate call for help
? A silly question
? Did senior folks welcome you? Did you introduce yourself?
So, here’s mine.
No, it was not a silly question nor a desperate call for help.
It was a contribution to Hiro’s thread—is ‘chancho’ used everywhere, from Ecuador to Argentina? I introduced myself but no one welcomed me
, but that’s OK—I have made several good friends and I have even met some of them here in Costa Rica and in France.
This idea was originally posted a couple of years ago in another sub-forum but, considering we’re celebrating WR Forums' anniversary today, I thought some of you might feel nostalgic about the good old days, or just curious about how your style or even your command of other languages has evolved over the years. So here's my gift to all of you: your very first post to a WR forum.
Just follow these steps and tell us which is your very first post on WR.
> Go to the Advanced Search page.
> Put your username in the appropriate field and make sure you check ‘Exact name’.
> Find posts ‘A year ago’ ‘and Older’
> Sort results by ‘Last Posting Date’ ‘in Ascending Order’
> Show results as ‘Posts’
> Be amazed!
And if you wish, you may also answer a few questions... Is it a contribution? A desperate call for help
So, here’s mine.
No, it was not a silly question nor a desperate call for help.