prune members?

[is0lized]

heres an idea, i think peo or todd should prune the members down, mabey like people with under 15 posts and havnt been arround for 8 or more month, this would help with the database (less members to pull up) and with peopel who want to use a username like this

[Jan]

Not a good idea. I have seen a member recently who's last post was over a year ago. Just because they don't post doesn't mean they are not using the forums.

Some people only feel a need to post when they want some advice. They are not compelled to make posts every day, every hour, every minute.

I noticed a member in another forum (member since 1999) made his 5th post in that time, because there was something he/she wanted to know.

[The Red Guy]

Originally posted by is0lized
heres an idea, i think peo or todd should prune the members down, mabey like people with under 15 posts and havnt been arround for 8 or more month, this would help with the database (less members to pull up) and with peopel who want to use a username like this There was another thread abt this. The answer was a firm no i think from everyone and peo. Enough said.

[is0lized]

well just my opinion, you dont need to be a member to read the forum...

[The Red Guy]

Originally posted by is0lized
well just my opinion, you dont need to be a member to read the forum... What if you really want to reply?

[is0lized]

Originally posted by The Red Guy
What if you really want to reply?
well if they havnt made a post or loged in for 8 months or so, then they probley wont do it, and they can sign up again then...

[The Red Guy]

Originally posted by is0lized

well if they havnt made a post or loged in for 8 months or so, then they probley wont do it, and they can sign up again then... They don't really take up space. Actually, someone pointed out that it is us w/ high post counts that is making the database larger.