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What Happened to the “Most Active” Section on ProjectManagement.com?

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Luis Branco CEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, Ldª Carcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal

I noticed that the “Most Active” section appears to have been removed from the ProjectManagement.com People page.

Is this a temporary change, or has the feature been discontinued?

More broadly, I would be interested in understanding how ProjectManagement.com intends to recognize and make visible members who actively contribute to the community through discussions, knowledge sharing and engagement.

Has anyone else noticed this change?

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Danny PMP, PgMP
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Senior Consultant Tokyo, Japan

Maybe this can be share at the " Community Central " accordingly. I think it might be more relevant there.

Anyway, i still can see the section for " Active Members". =)

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Kiron Bondale Retired | Mentor| Retired Welland, Ontario, Canada
Luis -

The Headliners section is still avalable under Community and a couple of its tabs do address the areas you highlight...

Kiron
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Luis Branco CEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, Ldª Carcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Kiron, thank you.

Yes, I am aware of the Headliners section, and I agree that some of its tabs provide visibility to community contribution.

This is starting to feel familiar.
First the old Influence ranking disappeared, where you were #2 and I was #4. Now “Most Active” seems to have disappeared too.
We may need to stop appearing on these lists. 🙂

What I am trying to understand, though, is specifically what happened to “Most Active.” Unless the two features were intended to serve the same purpose, Headliners does not necessarily answer whether Most Active was temporarily removed, discontinued, or replaced.

It would also be useful to understand whether this change, if intentional, reflects any broader change in how ProjectManagement.com intends to recognize and make visible community activity and contribution.

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