Handling of registration numbers for those who do not visit the forum for two consecutive months (to be studied).
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Haichuan is our home; its development relies on everyone. One should return home every day; we at Haichuan also need popularity. The more popular it becomes, the warmer it gets; in the cold winter, it’s no longer lonely or cold. Our number of registered users has exceeded 100,000. Behind these figures, what we should pay attention to is the essence – some of those registration accounts are no longer active. How I wish that over 100,000 people could be online at the same time. (I hope the server will be able to handle the load at that time.) Here, I hope everyone can get together to discuss those registration accounts that aren’t very useful. Let’s make our rivers and seas more and more popular. We urgently need everyone’s support; don’t forget that we are part of this family. Go home and visit often. This post was last edited by liujianqi on 2007-12-10 23:38]
However, some restrictions should be added, such as points or the number of posts. Some people often travel on business trips to the site and stay there for several months at a time
LZ is right; business trips are now something quite normal
After cancellation, you can register again, with the points being reduced appropriately from the original amount
Choose a more humane approach and handle things in stages: for example, set a longer time limit – delete the account after 6 months of no activity; if there is no activity for 3 months, impose some temporary restrictions, such as the need to re-activate the account. In short, show understanding for the fact that everyone is working hard to earn money, and they have no choice!
It would be better if the period were longer, such as half a year; by then some people might have reached a higher level, and it would be understandable if they didn’t log in for a few months due to certain circumstances.
I think not logging in for 2 months can temporarily lock the account, which needs to be reactivated when needed. It’s not easy either, as everyone needs to have wealth and points
If the registration number of Shanghai Chuan is not used for two consecutive months, send an email to notify. If you don’t log in promptly, your account will be deleted one month after the email is received
Give a chance, one warning, two dismissals
Not everyone has such good internet access; I disagree.
;P It seems to function like an administrative body – the low popularity is due to problems in forum management itself.;P As some of the people above said, it’s meant to punish netizens! ^_^The forum is over, and its popularity has dropped even more! Hasty and short-sighted approaches are unacceptable! An open network isn’t under your control! Attracting popularity relies on systems and management, not punishment! First, ask what measures the forum is taking to retain its users? I just have issues with hierarchical systems:@
I think two months is a bit short; if a forum account has not been used for half a year to a year, then it might be worth considering taking it back to avoid wasting resources.
If someone really has to leave due to work reasons, such as going abroad, then 2 months is indeed a bit short
2 months is too short a period; once technicians start working on solving technical problems, it could take several months before they return, or they might go abroad. By the time they return, they will have a lot of data to work with. Restricting communication through emails or imposing financial penalties is excessive. It would be better to freeze the registration number but allow it to be activated at any time, similar to how QQ handles such situations. The cancellation period can be extended, say to two years or more. With HaiChuan’s capabilities, is there any concern that those who enter will leave?
It is recommended that accounts that have not been online for more than half a year be deleted; two months is too short
The first one is the most reasonable; nothing else was mentioned
I agree with the first point, but I think the time limit should be extended a bit; personally, I think one year would be better. Since we who work on engineering projects often have to travel on business, sometimes for several months at a time, it would be unreasonable not to have access to the internet even once in a year~~`:lol
If the registration number of Shanghai Chuan is not used for two consecutive months, send an email to notify.
Two months is too short; what about half a year? Email notifications seem unnecessary; it’s important to take the initiative, and there’s no point in logging in regularly just to keep the account active.