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Posted January 11Jan 11 I think many creators manage large communities, some of which are so big that it would be useful to clean up inactive users directly from the ACP. I mean users who haven’t logged into their accounts for X amount of time would be removed.
January 11Jan 11 5 hours ago, PanSevence said: I think many creators manage large communities, some of which are so big that it would be useful to clean up inactive users directly from the ACP. I mean users who haven’t logged into their accounts for X amount of time would be removed. can be done via the acp in a few minutes using the member search in the acp set the limits as needed, 'last activity ' being the important one on the results page check results showing are indeed the members you wish to delete see the menu that's says Viewing Search Results. View Full List? — Prune Members Found — Move Members Found use the 'prune members' link the members will be deleted via a background task --------------- Suggest backup database before doing so as there is no return after 'prune' Also a safer option would be to use/make a temp members group and 'move' the members into that rather than 'prune/delete' at first just in case of error or change of mind - you can then move them back Edited January 11Jan 11 by sound