No post count in forum games.

[JDC]

I have a high post count, but that does not mean I posthunt. :razz:

Neutral.

[Void]

Opposed.

I believe there is no problem with post counts. The problem is, mildly said, in your mentality.
If you think post count is a threat, it means you want to have a high post count as well. Simple human competition.

I asked webmasters to remove 2200 of my posts a couple of months ago. I got bored with 4600 posts. 

[(tr)Ollie]

I asked webmasters to remove 2200 of my posts a couple of months ago. I got bored with 4600 posts. 

Haven't head that before. Oh wait. No need to keep repeating it man.

[Leon.]

Whining about a non-existent problem makes the problem worse. The so-called solution to the non-existent problem will cause more problems than the non-existent previous problem.

[Kitsune]

Even if such a problem existed, anyone who is that crazy about getting a high post count will simply find somewhere else to spam, and quite frankly, I'd much prefer that such people keep their posting to forum games, as opposed to somewhere else on the forum where there may actually be some serious discussion.

Your idea would only create more problems then there already are.

[Antonio.]

Posts have nothing to do with you being a regular or not. If you really wanna know, click on their forum profile and look at the date the forum account was created.

[Juanes]

Forum status should be about date of creation anyway

[Exclusive.]

What if people create a new account?

Like me, forgot the other password, to lazy to ask for retrieval, and I don't think a post-count matters, I got a ridiculously high post count per day, but I don't care about the amount of posts as I deleted an account with around 3000 posts before.

Leon is right, it's a non-existent problem which you're trying to create.

[Dutchy]

Ok I get it, it's not gonna work. Lock the topic if you want to.