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I must admit I'd never pressed that link before, but looking though the list I'd say the vast majority of the "members" on SailNet registered way-back-when and never posted anything!!

eg. It's telling me there are 11096 members starting with "M" - of which I'd reckon maybe a dozen would be regulars. That must be taking up quite a deal of server space somewhere..

Is cleaning up the database on someone's to-do list??
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I think they missed the fuzzy one..
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