Scorps wrote: which in turn has changed my muscular post count of 210-odd to a wimpy 30-odd.
Whats up wit dat?
Am I reading that right? You had 210 posts which you think were odd? Some of mine might be a bit weird, but I wouldn't shout that to the world.
Actually I now see that everything of mine which was more than just over a year old has vanished too. This might be a good thing - cleaning out all the old stuff that nobody looks at anymore, but is there still a way to access archives if wanted, or is it gone forever? (not that I want my own posts, but there was also good information in some of the old posts too)
Keith, I have fixed the top 30 posters, but I am not going to do the other 1177 users. Can you write an SQL command the copies the users_posts from the old database to the new database.
I don't really care about the post count, but its so good to see all the old posts available again, particularly in the Technical Help forum. I find that to be a brilliant source of information, but because it was always there, I never bothered to copy or save any, thinking that I could always find whatever I wanted. Now that all the old posts are back, I feel much happier that I can occasionally search and see what I can gain from other people's experiences.
