I would like here in the forum to create as much transparency as possible, which is important to me.

For this reason I want to contact you accordingly, I have now deleted 3 members.

These members have registered over a month ago though, but never logged.

There are enough forums that these "inactive members" carry around with them and act bigger than they are. Of memberships, which are basically no, nobody has anything. Whether we now have 17 or 14 members, which is really not important.

Do please understand that I react this way.

In the forum there are some members who have logged on the day of its registration, but that it already with their activity.

What do you think of when I should write you that we are looking forward to their visit and their posts in the forum?

After a month, as is the case now, or should I wait longer?

It's nice that people log in here again, but we have nothing of much of inactive members.

I agree with Merlin.

Okay, but I also ask for understanding for the few (especially David, Eric and myself) who are heavily involved for this forum.

The Forum team will observe the end of this year, the development of this forum.

It may be that members sign up here and never log back into the forum. Furthermore, also not the whole brunt be weighed on a few shoulders and the rest is watching. This forum is a forum, inviting you to participate and not to mere consumption.

If you your favorite band worth so little?

I know of similar behavior from other projects I was involved with and this can understand or accept.

Short summary:
Lay down your consumer roll. Aml what does one thing that you support.
Leave it to not only the other!

Yours sincerely,
Michael

Unfortunately, I must report that has fallen by 12 the number of our members.

This is justified because I have all the members who were more than 1 year not active here deleted today.

While this is kind of a shame, but it does not pay if these members will be contacted again and they report back never again.

It needs to be active members.


With progressive regards
Michael