Dead groups - what for?
Why keep dead groups if for a couple of months nobody has added anything, which means that nobody is interested, not even the founder. Unless they died, but then it's even more of a dead group. Yes, I know it's a stupid joke, sorry.
In any case, I have a rational conclusion to tidy up every 6 months. I know there is freedom on the portal, but too much freedom will make a mess for us.
Why keep dead groups if for a couple of months nobody has added anything, which means that nobody is interested, not even the founder. Unless they died, but then it's even more of a dead group. Yes, I know it's a stupid joke, sorry.
In any case, I have a rational conclusion to tidy up every 6 months. I know there is freedom on the portal, but too much freedom will make a mess for us.
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I think everyone is busy with new developments. Maybe possible listing sooner?
I think everyone is busy with new developments. Maybe possible listing sooner?
Yes, that was the plan - auto-archiving inactive groups. It will happen. Everything takes time, we're barely keeping up with the tasks, there are really a lot of them :-)
Yes, that was the plan - auto-archiving inactive groups. It will happen. Everything takes time, we're barely keeping up with the tasks, there are really a lot of them :-)
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I believe that it's better to remove them after 90 days of silence.
I believe that it's better to remove them after 90 days of silence.
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I don't think your joke is stupid at all :) I even chuckled.
I don't think your joke is stupid at all :) I even chuckled.
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In my opinion, it's important to archive, but not to delete. This way, it will be possible to bring the "unused" group back to life in the future.
In my opinion, it's important to archive, but not to delete. This way, it will be possible to bring the "unused" group back to life in the future.
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