[Stunaep]

I just made a search to determine the active contingent of members - those who have more than 25 posts, and have posted during the last 3 months.

I got 270 names. Not bad at all, I might say.

[an0n]

*wants access to the ModCP so he can perform similarly pointless searches*

[Dark_4ce]

Nothing is never pointless if its intended...

[Stryke 9]

Can't you do it on Node War?

[an0n]

Yes, but I already know no-one is active on NW. Goddamn bunch of pacifist, UPL-loving, Me-hating hippies.

[Grey Wolf]

Yeah, the UPL had problems, and nobody wanted to start any wars, so I kind of faded away for the most part.

[Stealth]

the MOD control panel?  don't you have to have access to the ADMIN control panel to do this?

[Stunaep]

OR you could just open up the members page and do an advanced search...

[Stealth]

true, true

never used that.  cool.

[J.F.K.]

Originally posted by Stunaep
I just made a search to determine the active contingent of members - those who have more than 25 posts, and have posted during the last 3 months.

I got 270 names. Not bad at all, I might say.

No, that's not bad at all. I wonder if the admins could make that figure (ie. those who have >25 posts, posted recently) on the front page, next to the official member number. Like this:

[q]Members: 1,168 (active: 270), Threads: 15,140, Posts: 290,641[/q]

I mean, you can customise vB quite a bit, right? Anyway, just an idea.

[an0n]

Yeah, you just use some php and MySQL commands to make it find all the users where "postcount / (date - joindate) > X".

Basically, where it finds their average post-count and selects all that're above X.

Then you steal the last-post code from the profile page and do a "(date - lastpost) > Y" thingy to weed out everyone who hasn't posted in a while.

[Kamikaze]

Originally posted by an0n
Yes, but I already know no-one is active on NW. Goddamn bunch of pacifist, UPL-loving, Me-hating hippies.

*stabs an0n*

270's a good amount I'd say... too many active members screw my memory to hell.