Just curious!
Let’s get this thread pinned for visibility.
Or just bump it when you vote.
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Always wondered.
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Me too always wondered
Earlier there used to be TE meetups so we could get a sense from that. But I think it would keep changing. I joined more than decade ago, so went from being a 20 year old to 34.
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Ditto. Joined around 20 in 2011.
I’m not surprised to see more 30+ folks here than much younger ones. Forums are a sort of a relic from a distant past.
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Would love to see our moderators’ age…and thanks for reminding how freaking old I am…just realised a weird thing, I was a student for more than 30 years!!
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38 here, look like 60 thanks to baldness. At least one less thing to take care of.
Joined back in 2007 or so.
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Don’t worry. I’m 26 and already turning bald due to seborrheic dermatitis and alopecia. Can’t do anything about what’s not in your control. Damn genetics.
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Only mods can leak such info…
As for I can guess its between 16-32 age.
I want to click 10-15 a couple of times but it doesn’t work. 
34 here.
I’m 35 now. As per result most of us are of similar age and may be that’s the reason we understand and react to each others query more precisely.
Why is there no 0 - 10 age group? Kids nowadays are highly techsavy. 
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I hate you OP, just for your curiosity you destroyed my day, i guess 25% ppl of this forum can call me uncle. 
operating mobile phones, playing pubg, freefire, making meme videos, etc cant be labeled as tech-savy.
By the way, the kids/teens i see are around me don’t give a damn about internet/online communities and showoff over internet via facebook/insta.
They are raise much like we were… interacting with real life friends. they are actually doing amazing off-internet activities, experimenting with robotics, new art forms, sport, etc.
Most of my friends disconnected cable TV, few just removed TV from their home, and taught their kids how to use internet for their benefit and information extraction, instead of wasting time.
but i have see the other type of kids as well, including few of my relatives where parent made them addicted to mobile phone to get rig of their tantrum – and they consider its cool.
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Added 0-10! Sadly can’t reorder the poll though.
I wish I could see more of this. I see more kids addicted to phones for the wrong reasons. Could be just my rural area.
But in a way you are right.
yes that’s hurts, and we cant blame our children.
No mate this is not restricted to particular geographic or economics section of society, even in cities same story. In my previous comment i was referring to my relatives from big city.
Generally what happens - parents got busy in work/sleep/saas-bahu serials and to keep the kid occupied, handed over the phone with some games/video, that’s how parents without knowingly pushing their children in this path, and later class 3/4 s children demand his own phone (parents tend to give it because they want to stay connected and whereabouts)
Few parent don’t train kids on this new device in due time, but they make angry faces and physical assault when they discover objectionable content in their 6th class kids phone.
sorry it was off the topics 
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Chunnu’s Mom: Mera Chunnu…sunta hi nahi hai…pura din mobile mein pada rehta hai…aaj kal ke baache na…kare bhi to kya kare…
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Done.
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I would recommend making votes private because otherwise it can lead to people being targeted based on their age, plus I’m not sure about legality of having categories for the age groups for 15 and below. Also with this info scammers can join and target specific members. Yes we’re all tech savvy here but better to take precautions than actions
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