Meet 'n' Greet

Not a bad idea. But i think Facebook and Instagram is easier for the guys to access and keep updated thats why this site is so dead.
The high activity level on the forums was before the social media went big. Now people use other channels to communicate.

Sorry ;)

There was plenty of activity on the forums and the chat in the late 90's to mid 00's and then as Bachdk mentions; social media hit the stage and communication on the internet totally changed.
Yes it was great fun on the chat back then, almost every night you would find people from USA, Germany, Finland, Denmark etc. on there. But all good things must come to an end, only the good memories remain. (Yes, I still remember some of the "secret" smilies)

I could imagine that this place would become more alive again if the band would use this cozy place for some exclusive activities, like Tina mentioned. Just feed us with news on regular basis, appear a bit more in here (e.g. participate in this board, this was and is a mayor lacking as I think) and see what's going on. As I am still ignoring facebook I feel pretty much outdated by now...

Back when Everything Glows was in the making they released quite a few photos and videos from the studio - it was fantastic to follow the process like that.
It would be cool if they could do such thing again.
Maybe a live webcam session from the studio?

I agree with all of the above (and my respect to Capt. Spacehead for managing to steer out of facebook), but if you look at it from the bands point of view. What would they win by choosing exclusive stuff on their own site over a general share on sites like FB? You only reach your hardcore fan base (of course that would be the point of exclusives), but on FB their target audience is perhaps 100 times or more bigger, than on their own site. Even if most of their 'FB fans' are just casual concert attenders and not long time fans like yourselves. A few years back, I was still active on the chat, from time to time and Azda even encouraged me to visit more regularly, as I might be able to help bring more life to the site, but I simply fear it's a lost cause (I'm not even sure if Azda is still the Webtender anymore??). I've had the pleasure of meeting many fans from the forum in real life or in other ways exchange bootlegs and scrap book material etc. over the years, but even those things have moved to facebook as well. You're simply fighting against a system that has every news or item you might seek, under one roof. We hardly even get any newsletters (beside from new Webshop stuff) or Net Pet specialties anymore (beside our treasure X-mas card). I recall a few times, we had the honor of being invited to exclusive concerts or got a heads up on meet 'n' greets and the likes. Now a days, we can read all about it on FB. Imagine if the Net Pets had received a heads up about their Slow Rampage shows.
When Scare Yourself was released, we attended the mini concert in Stereo Studiet in Aarhus. I wore a t-shirt with a home-made punker Molly, my gf had made. Stig admired it, saying he hadn't seen that version before. My gf replied, well we send it to your site.. Stig admitted, he rarely visited the site, which simply support Capt. Spacehead's point = They've never really been active here, except for a few x-mas chats. I don't blame them as such. But come on, you guys really believe that Jesper wouldn't know how to draw attention to this site, if he really wanted to??
I just think they focus their energy on FB where the masses seems to be, and even if it's a real shame, I can't blame them for trying to reach as many as possible the easiest way possible.