Thresholds configuration
Thresholds are the numbers that decide when content becomes Stale or Inactive. They are defined per scheme, so different spaces can use different rules.
The two thresholds
| Threshold | Controls | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Stale days | How many days since last modified before a page is Stale | 90 |
| Not-viewed days | How many days since last viewed before a page is Inactive | 60 |
How they affect statuses
When ConfluClean computes a page's status, it compares the page against the thresholds in its space's scheme:
- If the page has not been modified for more than the stale days value, it can be flagged Stale.
- If the page has not been viewed for more than the not-viewed days value, it can be flagged Inactive.
Because Inactive has higher priority than Stale, a page that trips both thresholds is shown as Inactive. See How statuses are computed.
Choosing good values
- Shorter thresholds surface aging content sooner - good for fast-moving spaces.
- Longer thresholds reduce noise - good for stable reference material.
Adjust the thresholds, then watch your Content Health Score over the following weeks to see the effect.