[SOLVED] Forum Count Abnomalites
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Negatives in a forum post count?
Greetings,So I seem to have discovered an abnormality. One of my forums, the Welcome Mat, has negative post count and thread count.

As you can see though, the other forums do not share this interesting issue. Fun, no?
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In the past I'm sure there will have been calculation bugs too (e.g. if topics are moved in/out), so that could have contributed.
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Like ocPortal? Want to thank Chris and gang somehow? Then help out in the chat room! It really needs your help! Just open it in a tab everytime you open your web browser, and when you hear a "ding", check it out!
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