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Onkel Neal 05-21-11 04:10 PM

36 members from hitting 65,000
 
Question: should we go back and delete accounts that:
  • have 0 posts
  • joined after 2009
  • show no activity including log-in for a year
There's a good chance we have a couple thousand spam accounts camped out in the db.

Betonov 05-21-11 04:14 PM

I joined after 2009 :o

Betonov 05-21-11 04:17 PM

But I agree on 1st and 3rd,
Maybe give them a warning, something a bot wont be able to respond

Skybird 05-21-11 04:25 PM

Your place, your rules, Neal. ;) Do as you pleases.

kranz 05-21-11 04:35 PM

Neal, if you give me a small discount in your shop, I can make 36 fake accounts.
about deleting accounts: kick some as*-lickers first :D

Platapus 05-21-11 04:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens (Post 1668018)
Question: should we go back and delete accounts that:
  • have 0 posts
  • joined after 2009
  • show no activity including log-in for a year

Is this an "and" list (all three need to be true) or an "or" list (only one needs to be true) for deletion?

My opinion?

Members should not be deleted simply because they have not posted in a year. Readers are also part of our community. This addresses item 1

If a member has not logged in for a year, I would still keep their account active unless a newer member would like that screen name. A member that does not log in costs the site nothing but the space to record their account information.

Is there a risk with a "spam account" that does not log in?

I do not understand why joining after 2009 is a factor. Can you explain that.

Basically, my worthless opinion is to keep everyone on the membership list unless they actively tell you they wish to be removed.

Figures that list total number of members on an internet site are of limited use, unless that number helps you with selling advertisement. I would think that average log-ins per day would be more important.

I echo the phrase "your site, your rules" :salute:

If you are askin, I say leave the dead accounts alone unless there is a compelling reason to delete them.

FIREWALL 05-21-11 05:27 PM

I could give a SHIP. I come here to enjoy SubSim. :woot:..:salute:

Torplexed 05-21-11 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FIREWALL (Post 1668071)
I could give a SHIP. I come here to enjoy SubSim. :woot:..:salute:

Yeshure Neal *hic* We sure appresheates your hoshpitality. :()1:

Oberon 05-21-11 05:40 PM

I'm not a spam account.


Bump.

Philipp_Thomsen 05-21-11 05:42 PM

I'm pretty sure he meant people that doesn't have post and joined before 2009, not showing any activity in a year.

geetrue 05-21-11 06:00 PM

Just send a fake bill for $1.00 to each member for services rendered over the years and then wait and see how many dollars you get back in the mail :know:

Reece 05-21-11 06:20 PM

If there is no activity (no log-ins) and zero posts for over a year then I would delete them, no normal member would join and do nothing!:hmmm:

GoldenRivet 05-21-11 06:21 PM

i think that an account with no activity, no posts, no log ins etc for a year or maybe even 18 months should be deleted.

just my opinion.

FIREWALL 05-21-11 06:33 PM

Don't they like to call themselves LURKERS ?

WPL ? I don't think it's a good idea. :nope:

Old members I enjoy hearing from. :yep:

RickC Sniper 05-21-11 06:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 1668024)
Your place, your rules, Neal. ;) Do as you pleases.

This +1


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