Member database?

Is there anywhere where I can scroll through a list of all JCC members? I'm trying to find the username I registered under waaaaay back around the AOTC release. I know it's a "Darth ____" name but I can't remember what the second word is, but I think I would remember it if I saw it. The "members" option on this page only lists a couple dozen notable members. It lets you search for a specific name that you input, but there doesn't seem to be anywhere you can scroll through the entire database.

 

If you can remember the email address you used for the name we can look it up in our Admin section (not available to regular users). You can drop one of us a PM with the information.

 

Can we get our original sign up dates back from before the great weekly server crashes of June, July, August 1999?

 

Probably not - was before my time (and the current server admin's).

 

@Sarge survived the crucible of combat during that server scourge.

 

We were already on IGN when I joined. Zerosleep was our server admin (board programmer who worked for IGN).

 

Survived? Maybe... but I've never been the same since. (Hey mods, we need a smiley doing the thousand yard stare.)

 

I think you can still find remnants of some of the really old threads in the depths of Community.

 

You could go though the Darth names using the @ user tagging command.
Darth A
Darth B
Darth C
And so on.
Go through the @Darth_ alphabet also.

 

This was a really good idea, but I tried it and didn't work. But I was actually able to find the account by remembering that I had posted in the "Misconceptions You Had About Star Wars When You Were a Kid" mega-thread in the CT forum. What's weird is that the account definitely exists--I'm using it--but it didn't and doesn't show up using this trick. Oh well. Now I have a nifty 2002 register date!

 

Glad we sorted it out for you! Also with the underscore it probably would have taken you awhile to get to Darth_N.

 

@Darth_Nabb I can see you there.

 

Hmm..now it's there, but it definitely wasn't before. I even used the underscore.

The origin of this name is that I was 16 years old at the time and I was capital-O obsessed with Donovan McNabb at the time

 

Wow, I got awarded 15 years worth of annual "You've been a member for X years" trophies all at once