An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
Raddle's going to hit 10 000 registered accounts in the next week or so probably. It's odd how many people register and do nothing.
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ziq wrote
Yeah they have a full numbered list of every username.
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ziq wrote
What's up with that anyway? Shoplifters must be interested in some of the shit we talk about.
surreal wrote
mostly alts for spam. maybe it could use a cleanup at some point
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
Seems to me that more than half of the unused accounts will never be used. Could definitely use a cleanup! I'd be nice if we could just automate account deletions for accounts older than 2 months with no activity.
zzuum wrote
I like this
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SayNOtoFascismOnRaddle wrote
What makes you believe that some of those accounts will definitely not have some activity in the future? I for one will be very disappointed if I find one of my accounts to be deleted simply because I didn't post or connect for the past 2 months.
ziq wrote
By no activity I think they mean accounts that have never posted even once.
SayNOtoFascismOnRaddle wrote
Well even then my argument still applies.
existential1 wrote (edited )
I don't see the problem with deleting them. It seems to me to be a praxis of personal vs private property. People want to reserve a particular username, not use it, and prevent others from using it, so they can benefit from it when the conditions are favorable. I'm not about that life.
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
Agreed. Also lately there have been a couple people making usernames like "Whatisausernameanyways" and "uniqueusernamehere", which suggests that their preferred usernames are are just being hoarded or have been taken and forgotten.
Fossidarity wrote
I kind of agree with this, some people just lurk or create an account and not use Raddle for a while and want to go back to it. If storage space isn't an issue I don't really see the problem with a lot of inactive accounts.
RosaReborn wrote
I feel targeted.
Jk :)
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