I have configured all users with Trust Level 0 with zero posts to deactivate after 365 days. Essentially, if you don’t spend 10 minutes reading 30 posts across 5 topics within a year of registration, your account will be deactivated.
If you are 10bit / Trust Level 1 or higher, then your account will continue to remain active regardless of your activity levels.
If you would like a refresher on our Trust Level System, check out details here:
Hahaha. Nah, not at all a backlash thing. But that is totally something I’d do so you know me better than I thought.
The main impetus is with global security at heart. After half of Oak Park, Illinois signed up to vote for One Frame of White contestants last year, which, I fully appreciate, love, celebrate, respect, and would totally do myself, I had to find a way to gently prune several hundred inactive users to minimize the global digital footprint of idle accounts and login credentials for an account that certain people would never revisit and possibly used recycled credentials.
My only agenda is to be a decent digital steward on behalf of the community. And to talk shit about @Kirk.
There’s a huge Flame community in Oak Park, though? What do you think they use to comp all of those “put green space over I-290” visualizations, iMovie?
I thought about you and a couple other notable community members who have accounts here but don’t post often, and of the ones I could think to check he’d already set you all to 12-bit or w/e. No one’s purging you, buddy!
