Important Site Poll

MSE_Martin

Sometimes there are really big issues - and this one is crucial

It decides the whole lexicon of the site going forward.

Are users of the forum

Forumites or Forumers.

We sometimes use it in the weekly email and need decide on the term.

Please vote

(note an -er is an inhabitant an -ite is an avid follower)


UPDATE NOTE

Thanks for all the votes - forumites is a clear winner. For all those saying why not "MSErs or the like"
The term we always use for site users is MoneySavers.

Yet this is specifically forum users and to differentiate that from the main site

We will use forumites from now on

Thanks for voting

Martin

brightonman123

surely an MSE'r?

RAS

furumers (sic)?

freyasmum

MSE_Martin wrote: »

(note an -er is an inhabitant an -ite is an avid follower)

I think "-er" might be appropriate for those stuck in the arms


Think "-ite" sounds better though!

split_second

i would say forumite of the two

quidsinquentin

Would have also thought MSE'er as it's, er...MSE.

But prefer Forumite as Forumer sounds too much like 'forerunner'.

And thanks for asking anyway.:)

busiscoming2

Have to be forumite, I have trouble saying the other one!

Oldernotwiser

Members....

alwaysonthego_2

Almost like marmite

I like Msers personally.

chunky_teddy

I don't like either
but if it has to be one or other then
FORUMITE
I suggest forum members or MSE users or similar

Ames

I've always used forumite for regular users of any forum.

I wonder if there's a definition in the slang dictionary.