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i was looking through the members list and noticed that close to 3/4 of them dont even have 10 posts! why don't somebody erase the ones who haven't posted in like a year so newer members have a better chance at getting their username they prefer?
just an idea |
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On every site I have ever been on, most of the members on the entire list are not really active. Some members are also very "quiet" and never say anything. On this one forum, the people who posted would know each other (or of each other), but they may not be aware that there are some that just read and don't post. And so the lurkers know the posters, but not the other way around. And the posters are not even aware of how much the lurkers could know about them. (Some do volunteer lots of personal info on forums.) This one guy on another forum posted once to a poll. He said he is new here. I replied that he could not be too new since he has been around for quite some time. He replied "I am just shy I guess." I went to check his user profile and it said he was just on as of a couple hours ago as of two days ago. The only two times he ever posted were in the same day and that was a year ago. I have also sold to people who don't post but only read. Some are not as vocal as others, I guess. And some are just long gone. And some will return. But I won't/can't kick those guys out because they are quiet/or not active enough. I know for my forum on CBR 900RR's, I have not posted in over 6 months. But they wont let me go over that. lol |
actually i did that very thing
but i didn't delete on post requirement i deleted on activity all users that have had no activity on the forum before 01-01-2005 have been deleted so that that still visit the forum but not post have not been harmed ;) but i did get rid of alot of members that haven't been here in over a year |
so say your looking through posts that were made a long time ago that a person made who happens to be one of the ppl that you deleted. what will it say by the post?
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"guest"
that's all ;) |
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