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As for heavily trafficked nodes, see Most visited nodes, but a restriction on the days past and sections could be handy....

Re-opened threads: Write a client yourself! Make a client that checks the newest notes for replies in threads that are older than x days, and reports that on the user. Hand it over to jcwren, so that it is kept centrally. (otherwise too heavy load on pm server) Something like that.

Jeroen
"We are not alone"(FZ)

In reply to Re: Parlour, naming and a revised suggestion by jeroenes
in thread Parlour? by Tiefling

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