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Why isn't my "posting" count number accurate?


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Ever since cruise critic changed their boards, my post count is inaccurate.

 

For example, I had posted 301 times, and then after they changed their

boards, it showed some bogus number like 25 or 30 times.

 

Now the post count reflects 56 times when in fact I've posted 359 time approx. How does one correct this count?

Not that it's a big deal or anything, but just curious.

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Durning the conversion all posts over a year old got dropped as did the count on them. There is no correcting this it was part of the process, I lost nearly 1000.

Ever since cruise critic changed their boards, my post count is inaccurate.

 

For example, I had posted 301 times, and then after they changed their

boards, it showed some bogus number like 25 or 30 times.

 

Now the post count reflects 56 times when in fact I've posted 359 time approx. How does one correct this count?

Not that it's a big deal or anything, but just curious.

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Thank you all for clearing up part of the mystery. HOWEVER, the only

posts that were over a year old were maybe 150 or so. Therefore, the

count is still inaccurate. Computer conversions are always so accurate, huh?

 

Thanks again everyone!

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Thank you all for clearing up part of the mystery. HOWEVER, the only posts that were over a year old were maybe 150 or so. Therefore, the count is still inaccurate. Computer conversions are always so accurate, huh?
IIRC, what happened was this. All threads started on or after 1 April 2004 were migrated to the new boards. All threads started before that date were not, even if they had posts (replies) to them which were made on or after that date.

 

Also, some boards (notably the HAL board) were so corrupted that only a small fraction of stuff got brought over.

 

The new post count was basically the number of posts brought over under these rules.

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Very informative and fact packed post Globaliser, thanks.

 

IIRC, what happened was this. All threads started on or after 1 April 2004 were migrated to the new boards. All threads started before that date were not, even if they had posts (replies) to them which were made on or after that date.

 

Also, some boards (notably the HAL board) were so corrupted that only a small fraction of stuff got brought over.

 

The new post count was basically the number of posts brought over under these rules.

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just curious - Why does anyone care how many posts?

 

Because they can be traded for fabulous prizes?

 

No

 

Because they have cash value?

 

No

 

Because they make men more manly and women more womenly?

 

Maybe

 

Because it is believed that the more posts you have, the smarter you are?

 

Oh Yes! Please tell my wife that!

 

Because those of us that live here want to feel as though we have accomplished something with our lives?

 

Sadly, yes

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I have lost over 6,000 posts. There I feel better. Hah, I didn't really lose that many, but I bet you thought I was either very smart or very verbose for about 10 seconds didn't you?? :D

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