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RE: Some clarification, on your time. - smit13 - 03-14-2024
Encouraging forum engagement is crucial. Previously, many registrations were from passive users who never returned. It's vital for members to actively contribute by starting new threads and providing valuable replies. Let's foster a community where everyone participates and benefits.
Promoting active forum engagement is paramount. Previously, registrations mainly comprised passive users who didn't engage further. It's imperative for members to actively contribute, initiating discussions, and offering valuable responses. Let's cultivate a vibrant community where everyone actively participates, enriching their experience and benefiting collectively.
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RE: Some clarification, on your time. - Fioths - 07-21-2025
(02-22-2021, 11:58 AM)Skunk1966 Wrote:im curious for this questions... For example... 1. If someone is offline for too long... or 2. If they stop making posts, will that person get banned?(02-22-2021, 11:42 AM)Frool Wrote: Any specific reason why you guys made it so new users can't see links ? I thought I got banned for some reason but I just didn't notice you added a new rule recently.we want members to get involved in the forums and contribute. Most new registrations were done by leeches who only registered to download and never returned again. Only a few members were responsible for starting new threads which is silly when you look at the total members registered here at AiO. Now members need to be active and really need to contribute/post threads/useful replies.
The above all adds up to AiOwares becoming better and better instead of being just an easy place to download stuff without any effort
RE: Some clarification, on your time. - Skunk1966 - 07-22-2025
(07-21-2025, 10:33 PM)Fioths Wrote:nope(02-22-2021, 11:58 AM)Skunk1966 Wrote:im curious for this questions... For example... 1. If someone is offline for too long... or 2. If they stop making posts, will that person get banned?(02-22-2021, 11:42 AM)Frool Wrote: Any specific reason why you guys made it so new users can't see links ? I thought I got banned for some reason but I just didn't notice you added a new rule recently.we want members to get involved in the forums and contribute. Most new registrations were done by leeches who only registered to download and never returned again. Only a few members were responsible for starting new threads which is silly when you look at the total members registered here at AiO. Now members need to be active and really need to contribute/post threads/useful replies.
The above all adds up to AiOwares becoming better and better instead of being just an easy place to download stuff without any effort
RE: Some clarification, on your time. - 7lips7 - 01-30-2026
I believe it's due to your ranking
RE: Some clarification, on your time. - justinterrain55 - 03-10-2026
The forum thrives off communication. It's both a safety feature and also to build a stable community.