Post Count not Displaying Correctly

[#1]

My post count was somewhere over 2000+ posts before the forum change and now it's 1/10th of that at 289... another poster, I see, has over 200,000 which seems rather skewed. If the web developers who did the change can verify the post counts with a simple query of the actual records based off my user account then they'll see the actual record count doesn't match the number showing up for me under a post.

[#2]

My post count was somewhere over 2000+ posts before the forum change and now it's 1/10th of that at 289... another poster, I see, has over 200,000 which seems rather skewed. If the web developers who did the change can verify the post counts with a simple query of the actual records based off my user account then they'll see the actual record count doesn't match the number showing up for me under a post.

[#3]

Don't sweat the post count ... they weren't even being tracked on the Adobe side forums. Time will heal your tender feelings.

[#4]

Um... Yeah, thanks for the reassurance Mr. Smarty Pants. I guess I was not clear enough for the non-technical minded among us... Using my own account as an example I was trying to point out that there's still a bug with the way the new forums query the data from the database and it's an easy test to run a query based on the number of actual records that come up for my user account... the physical record count should be 2000+ and not 280.

As well, it's very difficult with this current forum format to tell that I'm not logged into it... I was showing as logged into the general Adobe site as indicated at the very top-left of the site by the 'Welcome Chunick', but apparently I wasn't logged into the forum section which was indicated by a Login/Register line of text just below the black Forums header that was in a light blue which was not only hard to catch, but also not indicative that I need to login to the Forums separately which is new with the new forums. Now it seems pretty clear since I worked it out, but it was a bit confusing at first, to be sure.