How can a forum's posting history be visually represented over time?

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A visual representation of a forum's posting history over time is proposed, utilizing a graph with the X-axis representing days, weeks, or years, and the Y-axis indicating the number of posts. The suggestion includes the possibility of a negative Y-axis to account for spam or mischievous activities. This feature aims to enhance user engagement and provide insights into posting trends. Overall, the idea is well-received as a valuable addition to forum functionality. Implementing such a feature could improve community interaction and monitoring.
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Just a suggestion.
It would be very nice to have a feature like this.
X axis is the days,Y axis is the number of posts.
x axis can also change to weeks and years,if the member is that old.
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Yes. And the negative Y-axis for posting spam or doing something mischevious..:biggrin:
 
Yeah.Nice Idea.
 

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