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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Future New Underground Membership Criteria Post 303028991 by Neo on Saturday 19th of January 2019 04:03:11 AM
Old 01-19-2019
Until we refine this UG criteria, I just ran this MySQL query:

Code:
mysql>  select username  from user where posts > 100 AND lastactivity > (UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - (3600*24*60)) and usergroupid = '2' and post_thanks_thanked_times > 25;
+----------------+
| username       |
+----------------+
| derekludwig    |
| drysdalk       |
| stomp          |
| gandolf989     |
| migurus        |
| apmcd47        |
| krishmaths     |
| disedorgue     |
| amitranjansahu |
| figaro         |
| hergp          |
| Skrynesaver    |
| Just Ice       |
| CarloM         |
| rdrtx1         |
| wisecracker    |
| Aia            |
| Akshay Hegde   |
| balajesuri     |
| ctsgnb         |
| Franklin52     |
+----------------+
21 rows in set (0.00 sec)

mysql> update  user set usergroupid =13, usertitle='Forum Advisor', customtitle=1  where posts > 100 AND lastactivity > (UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - (3600*24*60)) and usergroupid = '2' and post_thanks_thanked_times > 25;
Rows matched: 21  Changed: 21  Warnings: 0

We can refine this over time.... It's a good start I think.

My main goal is to insure Forum Advisors (FAs) in the Underground (UG) are at least active within 60 days; have at least 100 posts, at least 25 thanks (to them) and are currently in the "Registered User" group before we promote them. I will run this for VIP members as well.

Maybe we will create another group badge for those who also have the "Formulate" + "Bug Hunter" badges, or something along those lines.

If anyone has any "badge logic" to suggest for the UG or other potential user groups, please reply!

Cheers.
 

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