Solutions to address the issue of slower forum speeds due to an increasing number of registered users
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I’ve come up with a solution; let’s see if it works for everyone? ? ? ? I’ve come up with a solution that can alleviate the problem of slower forum performance due to an increasing number of registered users, and it can also deal with those members who register for a UID but stop using it after logging in just once! Solution: This solution primarily uses the method of deleting registration numbers to alleviate the issue. Grade, time since last login; whether the account was deleted per week: 2 for Grade 1 at Haichuan Primary School, 4 for Grade 2, 8 for Grade 3, 12 for Grade 4, 16 for Grade 5, 20 for Grade 6
I disagree with this approach, as it relies on removing registration numbers to address the issue. The reasons are: first, the time is too short; second, it can only be paused for a while, and needs to be activated before use. Because it’s normal for some members to be on business trips away for 3 to 6 months, or even to go abroad for a year or so. Members should not be banned casually; after all, communicating with each other and improving together is what’s most important.
At present, HaiChuan has mostly members in the lower grades; the time limit set by the poster is a bit short, and it is likely that the number of HaiChuan members will decrease significantly if this continues. After all, anyone might be unable to be online for a while. Dormant members are a problem in all forums; I think a more lenient attitude should be taken towards such situations.
I don’t agree either; there’s not enough time. If it’s for a project on a business trip, it might take longer, and an inactive option could be used
I disagree, but modifications to the plan can be considered. For example, the time period could be extended, or instead of deleting the account immediately, it could be suspended for a few months before deletion; once the account is suspended, it can be recovered using the prompt questions.
I disagree. It is necessary to analyze whether the slow access is caused by having too many member registrations, or by issues with the original poster’s own machine system or the network. 1. Telecom, Netcom, or another internet service provider? 2. Broadband or ADSL? 3. Is the system optimized, or is there too much junk software installed on the device? 4. Is the router used by multiple people? Personally, I think the number of registered members only affects the amount of data stored on the server’s hard drive ； The main factors that truly affect the speed of forum access are likely the number of members online simultaneously and the amount of data being downloaded.
I disagree with the method of deleting IDs, as it is not conducive to the construction and development of the forum. It’s too unreasonable that the level one has worked hard to achieve might be removed just because there were other things to attend to for a while and no time was spent on the forum.
I disagree. In the online era, the more website members there are, the better. The greater the number of members, the higher the commercial value of the website. What you’re doing is truly strange; using such methods to address slow internet speeds is a serious mistake. Not only should my account not be suspended, but efforts should instead be made to increase the number of members. The higher the popularity, the greater the value, and there will be more content as well, which in turn attracts people – especially venture capitalists. Only then can the website have the resources needed, such as more servers, more bandwidth, and faster internet speeds, thus creating a positive cycle that leads to further development
I don’t agree either. Everyone comes to this platform to communicate; anyone might have other things to attend to and leave, so be more tolerant.
I disagree; it’s absolutely ridiculous. Using such a method to address slow internet speeds is a huge mistake