09-11-2018, 05:29 PM
Hello Guys,
I had recently Made a Forum Plugin for showing users Monthly Post count at their Postbits/Profile Page, since we had already got many suggestions about it and also the other third party php monthly counter script was already making the forum slow since every time for counting posts, that script searches many times for each single user. That was the reason why we had also disabled the VPS Holder's Monthly Post Counter Page since it had been observed that if 1-2 users try to view it at the same time, then it overloads the forum server which wasn't good in any way.
Anyways, the plugin is still in testing Phase and will remain in the testing phase for this month. Users would see that its currently showing incorrect monthly post count, actually it has its own counting system (rather than searching and updating algorithm), which resets at every starting of the month which makes the plugin lightweight for the forum.
From next month, We are also introducing Maximum Posts Per Day Rule,
According to this Rule, User's only first 4 posts per day would actually be counted towards their Monthly Post Count, though they can be able to do more posts than just 4 per day after 4, they would not be counted towards the Monthly Post count. We had introduced this Rule to prevent massive posting at last/one day.
The Monthly Post counter Plugin will also take care of this Rule, it will not count posts more than 4 per day for each user.
Moreover, This Plugin also would automatically Send Posts Left PMs at nearly (23-25th of each month) to those users which won't complete their monthly Posts, which makes Staff free from Manually PMing all those users.
It is requested to users that if they find any Bug in the Plugin then immediately report about it, so we can make it bug-free.
Note: One each major Bug report, the user would get subsidy of 1 post from next month's monthly postcount (max 3 posts subsidy).
Also if users have suggestions regarding any new feature to this plugin then they are free to share here.
Regards,
I had recently Made a Forum Plugin for showing users Monthly Post count at their Postbits/Profile Page, since we had already got many suggestions about it and also the other third party php monthly counter script was already making the forum slow since every time for counting posts, that script searches many times for each single user. That was the reason why we had also disabled the VPS Holder's Monthly Post Counter Page since it had been observed that if 1-2 users try to view it at the same time, then it overloads the forum server which wasn't good in any way.
Anyways, the plugin is still in testing Phase and will remain in the testing phase for this month. Users would see that its currently showing incorrect monthly post count, actually it has its own counting system (rather than searching and updating algorithm), which resets at every starting of the month which makes the plugin lightweight for the forum.
From next month, We are also introducing Maximum Posts Per Day Rule,
According to this Rule, User's only first 4 posts per day would actually be counted towards their Monthly Post Count, though they can be able to do more posts than just 4 per day after 4, they would not be counted towards the Monthly Post count. We had introduced this Rule to prevent massive posting at last/one day.
The Monthly Post counter Plugin will also take care of this Rule, it will not count posts more than 4 per day for each user.
Moreover, This Plugin also would automatically Send Posts Left PMs at nearly (23-25th of each month) to those users which won't complete their monthly Posts, which makes Staff free from Manually PMing all those users.
It is requested to users that if they find any Bug in the Plugin then immediately report about it, so we can make it bug-free.
Note: One each major Bug report, the user would get subsidy of 1 post from next month's monthly postcount (max 3 posts subsidy).
Also if users have suggestions regarding any new feature to this plugin then they are free to share here.
Regards,
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