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I've been clicking at random for a while. I was hoping to find a gem or two worthy of being ++ed. Trouble is, I'm surprised at how often I come across something that looks like

User since:Sun Feb 6 at 03:40
Last here:Sun Feb 6 at 03:51 (55 weeks ago)
Experience: none yet
Level:initiate (1)
Writeups:n/a
Location:n/a
User's localtime: Mon Feb 26 at 14:10

It would be nice to exclude homenode of people with no writeups, no XPs and no nothing else. It's not as if my life will be improved reading them.

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Re: Useless Random Nodes
by turnstep (Parson) on Feb 26, 2001 at 20:45 UTC

    Well, no writeups or XP would not be enough of a criteria. If they have not logged in a long, long time, however, *that* would be a good criteria. See a similar request a long time ago.

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      turnstep is right here... I mean would you really want someone to erase your account right when you started an account here at perlmonks.org but may have not had the time to really start getting down to Perl business. But, like was stated earlier if there was an account that was not used for like 2 years or something, that would qualify for being wiped or something.

      bladx ~ ¡mucho veces yo tengo preguntas!
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        The request was for the "random node" feature to skip such user nodes, not to remove such users.

                - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")
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