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As a start:
A preview option for these threads would be nice

At least I finally found it again.

Okay.

1. Members who have not logged in for six months + should not be able to have popularity points.

2. We need a search for the forums. Would've made finding this thing a lot easier.

I dunno about the search, but from what I understand of the code he's likely employing for the popularity points, it probably bases them, among other things, on how many people visit your blog. So unless we implement a "vacation mode", I don't think we could bar non-actives from getting popularity points.

Well it was either that or suggest that extremely inactive members get their accounts deleted, and that didn't seem like a good idea.

No, that doesn't. I fear that's just gonna decrease NuTang's popularity.

With who? New members? Heck, they barely stick around long enough to ask how to post these days.

I don't know. We just need something to keep the deserters out of the popularity list.

Make it so that those who have not posted in more than 2 months cannot get any popularity points.
That's what blogmad did to my blog a few months ago. T_T
I still remember them!~~~

Yeah, I'd go for that. Well, maybe not two months. Three months seems better.

I dunno, maybe it should be people who aren't active on the site at all for 3 months. I mean people can be active without posting in particularly..

Well, then that opens the door to someone logging in once every three months so their account doesn't get changed, and the problem still exists.

It shouldn't be logging in. Is there some way we could have like, a certain amount of activity that needs to be done in order to keep an account? Like say, one post every three months, fifty pages surfed, etc.