Delete inactive members

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too many goddamn members

'Whenever I wish that I had started skiing earlier in my life I stop for a moment and thank God that I didn't become a snowboarder.'
 
yeah i said this a few monthes ago. harvey says that there isn't any point. it would just be a waste of time cause it wouldn't speed up the site or anything.

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-Kevin 'Buddy' Lee

*Vice President of the ERICH FAN CLUB

 
Deleting inactive members wouldn't change anything about the site at all. If the member is inactive you'll never hear or see them so it shouldn't really matter. Or am I missing something?

'...if it weren't for harvey we would all be in the freeze forum.'

 
i think ck said it!

Viva la Resistance!

Storm Trooper of the Silent Army

Hold my girlfriend while I kiss your skis!
 
true dude... is there a member counter somewhere so we can check how many members are on ns? i think that'd be cool.. just to count as the days go....

i fall a lot, and im cool
 
If you click on any letter in the members section, it gives you the total number of members at the bottom.

Deleting inactive members would not accomplish anything. If someone comes back after a year (it happens, trust me!) and their account isn't there anymore, they'd probably be mad... so only bad things can come of deleting members.

Matt

 
yea i dont see any reason in deleting members, i think it should be required to post an email address of some way of contact

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Proud leader of OA-Support Group For Those Addicted To Oakley.

mCm 2002-2003.
 
seriously though. do you want to spend time emailing and searching these people out to threaten them that their NS account is expiring? thats gay. plus matt has enough to do.

*brooke*

'sometimes you gotta stop and remember.

that your not gonna be young forever.

think smart, have fun, stay true

and don't ever grow up.' -the ataris
 
um ya and this way he can tell advertisers that there are a lot of members on the site

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-Dave O'Neill

Representing the famed terrain of Ohio and New York
 
Hmmmm... that gives me an idea.

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A scholar's ink lasts longer than a martyrs blood - Irish proverb

So, what would jesus do for a Klondike Bar?

 
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