Clayton--
Hi. This is what you had in your original post...
"If someone hasn't edited a page and their account is more than 100 days
old, ..."
OK, maybe I misunderstood this to mean "If someone hasn't edited a page
[] in more than 100 days"...sorrry!
But still, even for totally *unused* accounts, I think a year might be a
better milestone. Sometimes, it takes people a while to "look around"
and think about how they contribute and what they want to do.
ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
>>> 1) 100 days seems a little short (even for a president ;-) ).
>>> Six months, or even a year, of inactivity might be better.
>>> This sounds like something a bot should do: run monthly, sending email,
>>> "Your account has been inactive for ... and will be removed in 30 days,
>>> unless you contact [link], or edit something." It would also do
>>> something about 'inactive for ...+30', like create a deletion list.
>>
>> I agree! 100 days is way too short, and I know for a fact I would be in
>> this batch! Sometimes users only made edits as required for a particular
>> project. I, for one, would NOT like to re signup because to this
>> restriction. I would vote for even something like 2 yrs! Really, the
>> wiki isn't where I normally put my efforts, and the 100 days is again
>> WAY WAY WAY too short!
>
>
> This maintenance will be done on *unused* accounts. An unused account
> is one which has no edits, no deleted edits, no log entries and no
> current/old uploads.
>
> So.. in this case, 22,000 user accounts have been created that have
> *never* made an edit... not 22,000 accounts that have only made one or
> two edits... your account would *not* be included in this number.
>
>
> C.
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