AdamH.us

Mission_Kim_Possible : Message: Has Mission_Kim_Possible outlived it’s usefulness?.

So what do you think? I think it’s time to pack up. It was said well in this message. The show’s over, Disney’s never going to make more… So what’s the point of having a group around that’s not doing anything but collecting dust?

Let me point out a few facts before anyone jumps in here to say that it’s not
true.. but numbers don’t line

When Kim Possible was supposed to end on April 8th 2005, the response in this
group was enormous with something like 2500 + Posts in a single month

But in the Months After the show ended on September 7th 2007, the numbers
statistically shows that people are not interested in renewing the show for a
5th season.

The bottom line is that because now so few people care (and the number of posts
show it), the usefulness of Mission Kim Possible I feel has come to an End.

So in order to get some feedback here, I’m not going to close off this group
until January 14th, 2010, the sixth anniversay of the creation of this Yahoo
Group.

So what do you think? Before you answer, I want to point these out… I’ve compiled the post statistics from the last 6 years into a couple of graphs. This is the lowest year ever… But I’ll let you decide.

OpenOffice.org: http://www.thescripters.com/hosted/MKP_Stats.ods (43 KB)
Microsoft Excel 2007: http://www.thescripters.com/hosted/MKP_Stats.xlsx (15 KB)
Microsoft Excel 97-2003: http://www.thescripters.com/hosted/MKP_Stats.xls (33 KB)
Adobe PDF: http://www.thescripters.com/hosted/MKP_Stats.pdf (223 KB)

So…. What do you think?

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A former colleague, Gregory Isaac, has re-acquired the domain that the Save Kim Possible group has wanted to have for quite some time and has put up a summarized history of the group and its success. He emailed me last night, but I didn’t see it until this morning.

One final note. I was recently able to acquire the savekimpossible.com domain name. I spent quite a few days considering what to do with it, and decided that it was the appropriate place to tell the story of the first fight for KP. In my opinion, it seems like a lot of people have forgotten our one successful campaign, and no where else has the story really been told. What I’ve written is the the SKP movement as I lived it.

I fixed some of the spelling errors to be more easily understood, but that’s word-for-word what he said. Don’t expect an in-depth look at the history. As I said, it’s summarized. But it’s complete. And, in my opinion, it’s a perfect ending for the long hard work fans had to put in to bring it about.

One thing I would add, however, is that it wasn’t tucsoncoyote alone who came up with the domain SaveDisneyShows.org. It was about four of us discussing for a few hours trying to come up with something.

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