Arguing about the friendly amendment matter or about personal spats?

Yes as lately those two converged.

I get that few including probably several TB members find this an important topic but don't think it's unreasonable to ask why the mandated annual review written into TB guidelines as adopted in this thread is being ignored.

Especially when some are up in arms about missing a vote, citing that it's in written rules. Apparently, rules only matter when convenient to some.

Has the Talk Board decided that there won't be a forum activity report prepared in 2015? I wanted to link to it in a response to a member on another thread, but don't see it here or in a forum search.

nsx normally posts annual forum traffic activity between Oct. - Dec. each year so it may be a little early yet. I do appreciate the time taken to compile and share these statistics every year.

OK, thanks. I'll look forward to it in the weeks ahead.

2015 numbers
 

The 2015 forum activity statistics can be found in a Google docs spreadsheet at

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...vDE1XaQmbEd7KI

Please let me know today if you notice typos, since I still have about 20 forum listing tabs open with the numbers in them.

Negative threads per day for Hilton Honors.

Same for Delta & United pre-merger, but that's probably due to moves to the active forums.

I don't know what happened with Hilton, but the current number of threads is down 3000 from earlier years. It must be moves and merges, but that's a whole lot of them.

I can answer that.

FlyerTalk members who frequent the Hilton | Hilton HHonors forum tend to prefer when topics are consolidated; so speaking for myself as a moderator of that forum, I attempt to comply with their preferences whenever feasible and possible.

Here is one discussion which is an example; and this one is one of my favorites:

The Merged Merged Threads ThreadAlso, all of the trip report discussions have been merged back into the general discussions rather than being separate.

Let's remember this is not a forum for discussion of moderator practices and activity.