Sorting Club Members

When you sort the members of a club by "Most Recently Active", what exactly is it sorting it by? Most active in the notes? Most active Team Match player? Forum-maker? Forum-commenter? Or is it unrelated to the club itself, counting comments and notes from other clubs?

I think it is the person who was last on

I was also wondering what "least active" means. Does anyone know this? Because it doesn't make sense to me; people who have logged in today are sometimes "less active" than people who logged in last month.

Same experience here.

I just can guess it is about when they have last visited the club's page. Yet they may not have been on the club's page for long, but often they are players who still are playing in a club's match, and that's some "activity" (for the club) as well ...

I think it is unrelated to the club. But it would probably be a good idea to ask staff.

This is a strange sorting criterion, indeed. I've posed this question to chess.com support some time ago, but got no clear answer. My guess is that everything is counted as "activity" which gives you "points" in the profile, e.g. posting notes and comments. Just being online and playing games is not sufficient for being registered as "active".

Yes, possibly, but as far as I can see, it is useless as a criteria to sort out "inactive" members (while these might still be playing in club matches and tournaments ...)

Confusingly, the sorting criterion "Least Recently Active" is not the reverse of "Most Recently Active", but simply means "Least Recently Online". In our club, we use it for identifying and removing inactive members.

This is correct, I tried it in my club

These are the options, if you haven't seen them:

Thank you very much - I have compared it here with what is shown in the German interface ...

You will see, that the German "translation" for the first two lines is the same - which of course is nonsense.

It should be (probably) "Zuletzt am wenigsten aktiv" (or better: "Am längsten inaktiv").

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"Most Recently Online" is self explanatory.  The reverse sort of this list is "Least Recently Active", which should be called "Least Recently Online".

"Most Recently Active" refers to club activity, which I think is simply visiting the club page.  Whatever it is, the reverse sort of this list is the "Least Active", which should probably be called "Least Recently Active".