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Topic: How do you calculate potential activity? (Read 1388 times)
Um one question, so you can leave an account for say 3 months and then post , then leave for three months and post again. So after that you would only need to post enough for the activity to be equal to post count
No you are wrong. You should have to post atleast once in every 2 week period so you will have extra 14 potential activity. If you leave for three months and didnt post even once you will have no potential activity
Um one question, so you can leave an account for say 3 months and then post , then leave for three months and post again. So after that you would only need to post enough for the activity to be equal to post count
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How do you work that out? It's the activity you can potentially get by making the required posts, so no, it amounts to something.
How many two week periods you've posted in. Make one post in three periods and you have a potential activity of 42 and could become a Jnr Member. Make one post in 18 periods and you would have enough potential activity to become a Senior with 252 but in actuality you would still be a Newbie and currently only have 18 activity until you made up to 240 posts.
So potential activity amounts to nothing?
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How many two week periods you've posted in. Make one post in three periods and you have a potential activity of 42 and could become a Jnr Member. Make one post in 18 periods and you would have enough potential activity to become a Senior with 252 but in actuality you would still be a Newbie and currently only have 18 activity until you made up to 240 posts.
I've read a few people talking about "potential activity" what is this about and how do I know?
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