I personally agree wholeheartedly with TH300. I'd much rather leave our numbers where they are and have a dedicated community. Kind of makes you think about living out in the country, opposed to in the suburbs, or a huge apartment complex or something. If you live in the middle of nowhere with about 5 neighbors in the near proximity, you know them all, and they essentially will become family. Extremely close friends to boot. But in your condominiums or huge apartment complexes, 300+ residents will live together, half of them tend to be introverted, and remain secluded, another quarter of which might be too busy with their lives in general to have 'friends', and the remaining quarter might get together from time to time and have a drink, or a little party on occasions, and you mix up Becky and Susie, even though they look nothing alike. That's not what I want- a huge community of people that sit around and wait for the next reunion, and casually post on the forums. I love it the way it is, sure, we could use more manpower, but since when will you have enough? Once we meet a certain necessary number of people- then our needs will expand along with the output. Never being able to keep up, we'll just get more people.
Works just like a business. You can tell I like my analogies.
Chris.