Congrats on 2000 !

Congrats Sushubh n Pratap! I c 2006 members !Hv been using this forum as my broadband guide for more than 6 months !Thanx 4 everything ! 🙂

i doubt we have 2000 members registered to this forum. i doubt we even have 100 active members. but a stat is a stat and well we are happy to reach it.

Credits to sushubh! 🙂

Dont u guys remove ids of inactive members? Some forums do it.

I am sure there are more than 100 active members.... maybe not active as in visiting everyday but surely once in a couple of days.!Great job Sushubh 🙂

Originally posted by Sushubh@Jan 16 2006, 10:24 PM
i doubt we have 2000 members registered to this forum. i doubt we even have 100 active members. but a stat is a stat and well we are happy to reach it.
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Dont be so modest!

i am modest too! 😛

Originally posted by Raptor@Jan 17 2006, 04:21 PM
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[/quote]Yeah, and I've been at the receiving end.
Its not nice.

Lets say you registered at a site. And due to whatever reason (no time, or no net access, or no CASH to get internet access, etc) you could not visit there for a long time. Or maybe you access the site from a lot of places, in which case you dont like to login each time (so you just browse as guest). Then one fine day, when you login because you want to post something, you are told your account does not exist. Its confusing at first, you assume you typed the password wrong, or that you forgot your login ID, etc etc. Then confusing gives way to rage at the maintainer of the site. From that point on, you hate it & dont bother registering or visiting anymore.

Thats about members who've not logged in for long. As for those who've not posted a long time, whats wrong with simply browsing a site? Cant you love a site unless you post? You may not always have something to say.

And for those who talk about deleting accounts of zero posters, sorry to say - but that would strike at the ROOT of regular readers. I have hundreds of sites where I simply created an account & logged in. Thereafter, I kept visiting day after day & my opera faithfully retained the cookie, ensuring I never again need to login (leading to me forgetting passwords eventually, but thats a different story). As a matter of fact, many internet users register at a site when they keep visiting it & found it useful - as a matter of courtesy, registering is like the least you can do, to payback the admin of a site that has helped you. Keep in mind that a person registers because he liked the site.

Conclusion?
Deleting so-called "inactive" members is like shooting yourself in the foot & alienating your support base.

not everyone uses rss feeds. and registeration helps u keeping subscribed to various sections of the forum.

prathapml, either you are good at explaining or you just like writing long posts 🙂

Ya prathapml that was a real long explanation.But its true deleting inactive members is not the right idea...

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And I like READING long posts too, which I dont get much of, here. So I make my own lengthy posts.... 😉

am bored. am really broed. 😉

Well, then the "*Hot* , Sexy Latina " is just a click away ... lol !

Zzzzzz.......prathapml, i supoort ur long posts,i just shows how dedicated you are to the forum...Zzzzzzzz....uh! what?