It is recommended that the site owner kick out all inactive accounts.
Actually, just by looking, you can tell how many dead accounts there are on 7723. At least more than half of them are. I suggest the administrator clean up accounts that have been registered for over six months but logged in less than 50 times. In fact, many of the nice accounts are dead accounts. The admin can extract these accounts and create an event (such as rewarding game reviews) and then give these accounts away. The prerequisite is that the person who receives the account must be very active and must give up their current account along with all other secondary accounts. Afterwards, the forum can establish a rule: accounts registered for more than six months or one year, and logged in less than 50 or 100 times, will be treated as dead accounts. Dead accounts will be reclaimed by the system. This way, a cycle can be formed. After holding the activity, the admin and other moderators might have to work a bit harder to post a thread to count the currently active users of the forum. Those who are online can report there. After reporting, they can receive a mysterious reward (such as money or a nice account). After counting the currently active members, the forum can rearrange the IDs (because most dead accounts are reclaimed by the system). Another suggestion is regarding the farm: I hope the limit on crops wilting can be modified. Change it so that crops wilting automatically will only happen within 3 days after the crop has matured if not harvested. Another suggestion concerns money sometimes disappearing automatically. If money disappears, users can leave a message for the admin to get the money back. The key is that you need to provide evidence to the admin—screenshots before the money disappears and after the money disappears (friends, please be diligent in taking screenshots) to confirm that the money truly disappeared, and then the disappeared money can be retrieved. Additionally, I hope a money-gifting feature can be opened. Kind veteran users can give some of their extra money to newbies who have no money. The recipient of the gifted money is not allowed to gift the money again. This would require adding a separate money section (please forgive the imprecise wording) to distinguish: original money and gifted money. Alright, that's all for now. I hope friends can critique if the wording is inaccurate. If possible, I hope this post can be featured. I don't know if I posted in the wrong section, and if so, I hope the moderators will be understanding!
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If I posted in the wrong section, I hope the moderator can forgive me. I will repost it in another section tonight at 11. Please do not delete the post. Thank you!
The original poster is wrong. What if he (or she) just registered today? It should be someone who has registered for more than a month and has logged in fewer than 10 times.
Why are you seasoned users all so selfish? Can't you look out for the newbies? All my suggestions are for the good of the 7723 forum. Do you want to see a bunch of useless dead accounts wasting IDs? Do you want to see a bunch of dead accounts occupying system resources? That's right, you do. But what about the newbies? You don't think about the newbies at all! Selfish people!
It shows that the original poster's idea is good, but it can only be called wishful thinking. There is no practical possibility of implementation, so please consider its feasibility as a system setting. Not everything can be casually modified and improved.
In addition, the original poster is overly radical and one-sided. Just because there are inactive numbers, does that mean it's the responsibility of experienced users? What kind of logic is that? Do experienced users want to see inactive numbers and yet can do nothing? Have you seen posts where experienced users search for inactive numbers? Furthermore, 7723 is a fair and equal place, similar for everyone; whether you have a lot of money or little, there's no sign that anyone can't get by on the forum. Please, original poster, try to consider things from others' perspectives, especially the site administrator's.
As an old-timer of the '1' generation, I, the original poster, would like to first say hello to you, a newbie to the entire website. Maybe you don't know how much those old-timers have contributed to the website and forums. We don't know, but the webmaster does, right? If one day you also become an old-timer who doesn't log in, and when you log in you find that your account is no longer yours, how would you feel? It's not a bad idea to try to think from another's perspective. My words may be a bit harsh, I hope you can tolerate them. By the way, don't say we are selfish and self-serving. Which accounts weren't ours? We had such thoughts ourselves back then. If you had an account with ID 2 and it was suddenly given to someone else, how would you feel? It's still the same: try to put yourself in others' shoes. It's good for yourself too.
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