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Over the past few years, i'm noticing the number of articles (posts+threads) in the Virgin section of the forum growing steadily. It'd be interesting if it were possible to see number of posts in each section (Qantas vs Virgin), say by month over the past 4years. I think there'd be a telling message just in that simple statistic alone.
 
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Wont the message be that Virgin has slowly gained more traction, and certainly a lot more over the past 12 months, than it has done in the past? Simply put, it’s getting as much attention as QF now. But seeing the actual figures would be interesting I guess.

From the discussion board I see there are 3 times as many posts and threads in the QF section than Virgin at this time.
 
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