Why do you disallow a user with 300.000+ Credits to post?

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Wurgl (speak^Wcrunching for Special: Off-Topic)
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17 Jan 2007 0:36:39 UTC
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    This happened to a user of my team with a RAC of 0.00 but 332,000 credits.

    I think this is not fair. People crunching for several reasons for some other BOINC-projekt or having some crunch-vacation should still be allowed to post here.

    Does the project have *good* reasons for this restriction? Are 332,000 credits not enough?

    PovAddict
    PovAddict
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    Why do you disallow a user with 300.000+ Credits to post?

    17 Jan 2007 3:03:49 UTC
    Message 59682
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      I have the same problem! The limit seems to be RAC, not real credits. How nice, I can't even help people with problems because I don't crunch lately...

      Alinator
      Alinator
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      From the Message Boards Main

      17 Jan 2007 15:10:52 UTC
      Message 59683
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        From the Message Boards Main Menu page, first line:

        "The Einstein@Home message boards are for use by active project participants only."

        I would imagine the "static" level which occurs when there is wide open posting allowed is the reason. Unfortunate, but very common on public fora. ;-)

        Alinator

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