Inode question

I noticed recently, when I checked my hosting stats, that there seems to be something strange going on with Inodes
According to my hosting provider I have used 14364 out of my 150000 allocation. (10%)

This is what my provider has to say in their FAQ section
“An inode is a record in a disk table which contains information about a file/folder such as its size and owner.
The number of inodes you use represents the number of files/folders you have on your web hosting account.
When a file is opened, the file's inode is read by the kernel. The more files/folders you have, the more inodes you use. And the more inodes you use, the more system resources your account consumes.
This is why the number of inodes on a file system is limited. If you run out of inodes, your account may be excluded from the backup system or may even be suspended.

The thing is that I am still just building the site.
I have approximately 100 text pages. No Photos.
And a forum that as yet is unused.
The forums are for a niche service and I do not expect huge traffic.
But, if the forums are empty and I am already using 10% of my inode allocation.
Is this normal with Drupal?
Or, should I start to track this problem before I start advertising the site??

Any advice would be helpful.
Thank you in advance.

I am running
Drupal 6x
Advanced Forum6.x-1.0-
Block Theme6.x-1.0-beta1
Checkbox Validate6.x-1.
Flat comments6.x-1.0
Google Analytics6.x-1.3
IMCE6.x-1.1
Legal6.x-2.2-beta
Meta tags6.x-1.0
Pathauto6.x-1.1
Quote6.x-1.1-beta
String Overrides6.x-1.7
Tiny Tiny MCE6.x-1.10
Token6.x-1.11
Token actions
Image6.x-1.0-alpha3
Image Attach6.x-1.0-alpha3
Image Gallery6.x-1.0-alpha
Image Import
with
Salamander Skins