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<< < 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 > >> 14. November 2005, 22:22:47 Subject: Purge Properly done I don't know that it would mess up so much, thou I don't know antthing about the data base. Ha! look at the wasp nest I stirred up! ;) 14. November 2005, 22:20:37 Subject: Re: Ghosts  Dryznik: Do you know what I like the most on my job? That I can do only what I want to do and there is nothing what can force me to do what I don't want to do.  There will be no reduction of the player list.14. November 2005, 22:04:39 Subject: Re: Purge Files  Dryznik: I don't see the point of this request. What would it be good for besides messing up the entire game database? 14. November 2005, 22:04:01 Subject: Ghosts 14,000 ghost memebers don't make good active players, pandding for numbers on the list don't make a good game site for active players and...I wonder how many ghosts there are? 14. November 2005, 21:54:37 But there will be no more 20 thousand players on main page . And fencer like that number  14. November 2005, 21:46:12 Subject: Purge Files I think Fencer should get help to do some of the things needed, purging the files like playBunny and Rose suggests would be one of them. I'd say all those 'players' not active since at least 2003 should be removed. 14. November 2005, 21:22:17 Subject: Re: Player list  Rose: I would agree that it would be nice to some-how purge really old accounts, but I would rather Fencer spend time on new games then figure out a good system to purge names (while keeping stats and such.)
As a side note, I would almost bet if someone *REALLY* wanted a user name that had been used in the past (but not accessed in the past 1+ year), I'm almost certain Fencer could work something out for you personally to be able to change into that ID. Again, not sure - but if someone was in that situation, a quick message to Fencer would not hurt. 14. November 2005, 21:19:46 Subject: Re: Player list Rose: Exactly. 14. November 2005, 21:16:21 Subject: Re: Player list playBunny: Or Have the users names dissappear but their ID number still be intact so as playbunny said it could free up names new users may want. Lots of folks want their first names (like me) but they were taken 3 years ago by folks who never came back! 14. November 2005, 21:13:52 Subject: Re: Player list Eriisa: They could be made a seperate class of User. They wouldn't appear on any lists of live Users. On games that they've played their profile link (if they even have one) could refer either to a Deleted User page which covers them all or to an Archived User page which retains some or all of the original information.
So a "purge" of this sort needn't affect any ratings or histories or anything. I think it would be welcomed by many people. It might severely impact on Fencer's project time, though. 
Doing this could also free up a lot of names that people might like to use. 14. November 2005, 20:40:28 Subject: Re: Player list  Dryznik: To purge the list would affect the ratings and games history. 14. November 2005, 19:56:52 Subject: Player list I have found that at least half the player names on the 'player list' is out dated--no activity in the past year or year-and-a-half, and most of those are pawns. The list needs purging. And how about an alphabetical listing of of active players within the last 18 months? Team work, team work to improve Brainking. :) What is the best gaming site to play such games as BrainKing lists that is on the Internet? 14. November 2005, 10:41:39 Subject: Re: reza: We need addicted players from all countries.  14. November 2005, 10:27:17 Subject: Re: Eriisa and BerniceC: Thank you. I missed you all too. I have really gotten addicted to BrainKing and its lovely bunch of members.   14. November 2005, 07:47:48 Subject: Re:  reza:welcome back you have been missed :) 13. November 2005, 23:11:20 Subject: Re: Matarilevich: And means nothing in farsi! 13. November 2005, 23:10:30 Subject: Re: BerniceC: "Débil" means "weak" in spanish. Don´t worry! 13. November 2005, 22:25:56 Subject: Re: Fencer: OOPS :) it was mean as DEVIL, there is no way I would be brave enough to call you an idiot, or dumb :)
wittle = little debil = devil sorry  13. November 2005, 21:58:59 Subject: Re: wellywales: Now theres a thought  13. November 2005, 21:53:47 Subject: Re: Princess Alison: Have you tried IYT, Fencer will give you free membership 13. November 2005, 21:40:04 Subject: Re: BerniceC: "Debil" is something like "dumb" or "idiot" in Czech. 13. November 2005, 21:36:48 Subject: Re: Fencer: ROFL  you wittle debil you :)13. November 2005, 21:36:42 Subject: Re: Fencer: awwwwwww Fencer i new u liked me all this time, u just had to find the strength within u to tell me  13. November 2005, 21:32:15 Subject: Re: Princess Alison: You must be something special, I didn't experience such situation on BrainKing since November 2003 and I am here very often. 13. November 2005, 21:29:40 Do ya know what, i can press move, go and make a cuppa, come back and the page still hasnt loaded lmao 13. November 2005, 21:28:43 Subject: Re: wellywales:re-boot???? more like re-kickup the bum 13. November 2005, 21:27:55 Subject: Re: myfanwy: No im not, they are crap as well 13. November 2005, 21:22:55 Subject: Re: Princess Alison: You're not using NTL by any chance are you? 13. November 2005, 21:17:05 There will be a slight intermission while Princess Alison re-boots AGAIN 13. November 2005, 21:09:55 Subject: Re: Princess Alison: I had tons of problems with this site UNTIL I switched to Netscape. Most folks will tell you once they switched browers the site works much better. The smily icons dont take eons to load either! 13. November 2005, 21:07:16  UNLESS U LIVE IN THE UK , CAN YOU PLEASE LOG OFF, I REPEAT PLEASE LOG OFF, THIS IS AN EMERGENCY 13. November 2005, 20:51:15 Subject: Re: Princess Alison: What brower do you use? 13. November 2005, 20:39:48 Subject: Re: ceridwen: I have re-booted, i have cleared the cache, i ahve defragmented, i have cleaned up my disk space, i have done everything and it is still the same, its now got to the stage that i ahve to click the "move" button at least 3-4 times, before the page will actually move. 13. November 2005, 20:33:43 I'm in the UK and haven't experienced any problems with the site. I've been online at least once a day for the last few weeks. 13. November 2005, 20:10:14 ------ is looking for flights to the STATES 13. November 2005, 19:58:01 Subject: Re: Princess Alison: but the problem might be in the UK networks. Not BK's network. 13. November 2005, 19:57:17 Subject: Re: Fencer: P.S I certainly wouldnt say 30 seconds is a "big problem" but i think 2-4 minutes is. 13. November 2005, 19:55:13 Subject: Re: Fencer: I am here all the time though, everyday, 7 days a week, even now trying to come onto this page took aprrox 2 minutes, surely that isnt right. Every page takes ages to load, and it never used to be like that, it is very very frustrating. I honestly believe this isnt a network problem. 13. November 2005, 19:39:30 Subject: Re: wellywales: My experiences are that many people who log in only once a day and they just experience a temporary downtime which takes 30 seconds, they call it "a big problem". That's not a big issue. Moreover, our monitoring system logs all downtimes and we know exactly what the performance is. Of course, we cannot be responsible for network problems outside our scope. 13. November 2005, 19:33:03 Subject: Re: Fencer: It is true, a lot of people are having problems in the UK, I am using FireFox as well this has not helped much, perhaps we need a survey or a feed back on the problem. 13. November 2005, 19:28:31 Subject: Re: Modified by Pedro Martínez (13. November 2005, 19:49:18) Princess Alison: I haven't had any problems with this site that would last for more than a minute. 13. November 2005, 19:22:17 Subject: Re: Fencer: Well this site must be having a permanenet upgrade then 13. November 2005, 17:25:35 Only static and dead sites are never down. Live sites are occasionally down because of upgrades. 13. November 2005, 14:57:20 I've seem that 'connection refused by brainking.com' too. I thought it could be from the number of players or something, so I gave it a couple of minutes, and it would be fine again.
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