The latest stats on the site indicate 143,050 registered users with 334 new members today.
How many of these accounts are sitting dormant?
Isn't it about time to start sorting the wheat from the chaff and remove some of the free user accounts that haven't been accessed for a given length of time? Maybe 3 months would be a good benchmark to start with?
Also the free membership option I feel should be limited to maybe 4 weeks, followed by an email offering full membership before the account is closed. it may encourage a few more people to part with their cash and limit the number of non-users who remain listed on the site.
I understand you guys are running a business and member stats are an important marketing tool but there must be literally tens of thousands of members who have had a look around and never ever came back to use their account.
Thoughts people ?????
If you can't do this maybe you could add into the member search results the last date the member was active on site and sort them chronologically ?
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Too many dormant users ????
Oh Ian, Ian, Ian!
Chrono as in chronos, latin for time, an logically meaning ordered.
Oh noooooo! Quick, someone come and shag me intensely, I'm becoming ordnary! Just like Ians pic!!!! 
But seriously, yes shag I agree with you, and I think your timescales are just about right.
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Post edited 13-05-2006 2:38
But seriously, yes shag I agree with you, and I think your timescales are just about right.
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Sexlightened
[quote user=dave40t]Oh Ian, Ian, Ian!
Chrono as in chronos, latin for time, an logically meaning ordered.
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Post edited 13-05-2006 2:38[/quote]
Chronos was Greek, Dave. Saturn was the Roman God of time.
Post edited 13-05-2006 13:03
[quote user=shagfest1969]Isn't it about time to start sorting the wheat from the chaff and remove some of the free user accounts that haven't been accessed for a given length of time? Maybe 3 months would be a good benchmark to start with?
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It's a good thought - however, gassing tends to be very expensive, and annihalation is a bit messy. Any other thoughts?
Sexlightened
[quote user=sakem123]chrono is actually a latin root word for time
saturn is actually a roman god but of agriculture not time although not a very good one by all accounts
sorry guys am away to get an alternative life......xx........[/quote]
Sorry you are wrong.
Chronos is Greek, he is also linked to Prometheus, chained to the rock, Greek creation story. Saturn was the god of time and other areas in Roman life.
Sexlightened
[quote user=dave40t]Oh my god!
What have I done?
Aroused the pedanticism in you all!
Let me find that rope[/quote]
Always better than no reaction at all dave!!!!!!
Pedant is a Roman word you know.................................the Greek equivalent would be.................
That expensive education had to be of some use one day!
Pedant: Middle French, from Italian pedante
1 obsolete : a male schoolteacher
2 a : one who makes a show of knowledge b : one who is unimaginative or who unduly emphasizes minutiae in the presentation or use of knowledge c : a formalist or precisionist in teaching
Thank the god of knowledge - GOOGLE!
[quote user=dave40t]
Thank the god of knowledge - GOOGLE![/quote]
"Googol" is the mathematical term for a 1 followed by 100 zeros. Google's play on the term reflects the company's mission to organize the immense amount of information available on the web to people like us in the forum...pmsl
Sexlightened
Chronos (Kronos) was the Greek god of time who fled to Italy and eventually Rome after his Titan army was defeated by the Olympians (Zeus and all them) When he arrived in Italy his name was changed to Saturn, he became God of argriculture and harvests. He was married to some goddess or other, also to do with harvests, I dunno if they ever did a full swap thing.................might have done! They had a son called Jupiter, so I don't think they were able to accomodate, but travel didn't seem a problem.
Blimey....anyone got the time?
Anyway back on topic...
Topic [I]n.[/I] A confectionary made of chocolate with peanuts in, popular in the 1970s;
...ummm yes, well some people do go away and allow their membership to revert to 'free' but return to premium membership at a later date, so culling the 'dormant' profiles wouldn't be a good idea. When you search profiles they are listed in order of most recently logged into first, so if you don't want to look at dormant profiles don't look at the ones further down the search list!
[quote user=cop66][quote user=dave40t]Oh Ian, Ian, Ian!
Chrono as in chronos, latin for time, an logically meaning ordered.
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Post edited 13-05-2006 2:38[/quote]
Chronos was Greek, Dave. Saturn was the Roman God of time.
Post edited 13-05-2006 13:03[/quote]
Tell cop's a teacher cant we :lol: and for the next lesson please all bend down and :moon: :moon: :moon: :moon:
:lol: and for the next lesson please all bend down and :moon: :moon: :moon: :moon: [quote user=cop66]Chronos (Kronos) was the Greek god of time who fled to Italy and eventually Rome after his Titan army was defeated by the Olympians (Zeus and all them) When he arrived in Italy his name was changed to Saturn, he became God of argriculture and harvests. He was married to some goddess or other, also to do with harvests, I dunno if they ever did a full swap thing.................might have done! They had a son called Jupiter, so I don't think they were able to accomodate, but travel didn't seem a problem.[/quote]
Cop you should start charging for all these lessons then you wouldnt need to go back to work :lol: :lol:
:lol: :lol: [quote user=cop66]Chronos (Kronos) was the Greek god of time who fled to Italy and eventually Rome after his Titan army was defeated by the Olympians (Zeus and all them) When he arrived in Italy his name was changed to Saturn, he became God of argriculture and harvests. He was married to some goddess or other, also to do with harvests, I dunno if they ever did a full swap thing.................might have done! They had a son called Jupiter, so I don't think they were able to accomodate, but travel didn't seem a problem.[/quote]
so Kronos was into dogging then (in those fields during the harvest).
Talking of fields, brings a whole new perspective to Le Champs Elysees (elysian fields I think - if wrong, Mrs Cop will no doubt correct me. Assume the position Cara :moon: :moon: :moon: :P
Sexlightened
Bend over and hold your breath cas..........................
Bloody hell guys and girls I started something here !!
I'll have to be more choosy with my words next time pmsl !!!
Glad to see that Ian is still completely certified, keep it up mate and don't let them have the straight jacket back ! I kept mine, comes in useful when the Mrs starts happy slapping !
[quote user=cop66][quote user=sakem123]chrono is actually a latin root word for time
saturn is actually a roman god but of agriculture not time although not a very good one by all accounts
sorry guys am away to get an alternative life......xx........[/quote]
Sorry you are wrong.
Chronos is Greek, he is also linked to Prometheus, chained to the rock, Greek creation story. Saturn was the god of time and other areas in Roman li fe.[/quote] mmmmm....prometheus sounds a wee bit promiscuous chained to the rock with poor chronos wonder how long they were ..
Sexlightened
mmmmm....prometheus sounds a wee bit promiscuous chained to the rock with poor chronos wonder how long they were ..[/quote]
They didn't get out much by all accounts.
