[Lynk Former]

Just so you all know, I've pruned a hellova lot of user accounts from the forum. All of those bots we got, the users with accounts that were never verified and all of the user accounts with 0 posts that weren't created in 2007 are all gone.

Our member count has dropped considerably but who really cares since the members that were deleted were never active in the first place or were bots.

[Hawkeye]

HOO-ARH!!! Good Going Lynk my man, show them who boss!

[Lynk Former]

And now for my next trick I'm gonna push a button to post this post...

[Moelman]

I never saw the point of deleting non-spambot users with 0 posts... but whatever.

[Chimasterwang]

Guess that convers we had done something then or just made you think and then you done something slightly different, but yay anyway XD

[Lord Enigma]

Guess that answers the questions that have been in my mind for some time:

"What happens when the user count exceeds memory limits?"

and

"Why aren't inactive, 0-post, and spambot accounts just deleted from memory?"

[Eva]

I never saw the point of deleting non-spambot users with 0 posts... but whatever.

I never saw the point of not deleting non-spambot users with 0 posts either.

[Damatee]

I have to admit I agree with Lynks descision, 300+ members with only 60 or so actives. if those members who were legit want to re-join then I have no problem with people joining, but if you join a forum you should at least attempt to be a part of it even if you only post every so often.

[The General]

Whoops!? looks likes I came back in time. Sorry for the silent treatment. I'm doing some side projects and other stuff for awhile but it to happen for some who haven't post up. As for the side projects, one of them is going to be announced.

[Lynk Former]

I didn't delete any users that have a post count, only those with 0 posts that joined before 2007.