Nope. But put some usage on it min 6 months to a year to aviod closed by creditor. A stick of gum as we say. 
I've seen where some creditors will report payments each month even if the card was not used/paid during that statement cycle, while others don't. I don't know if the FICO algorithm takes this into account or not, but if you look at your credit reports, you'll generally see a graph of the last few years of payment history and it should be marked off each month. If it's not, that creditor may not report a payment if the card is unused (dormant, zero balance and no payment) that month. Of course, now I'm probably speaking out of my posterior since I'm looking at my credit reports and seeing payments posted every month even on cards I know I didn't use for more than a month at times over the past few years. Maybe it's only after a month with no activity that nothing is reported that I see this and it "catches up" next time it reports. I also only have BoA and Chase cards, so other lenders may do things differently than these two. I'll find out next year since I've added a 4th card which will likely see little activity after I earn the SUB.
It's always a good idea to use a card at least once every 6 months (3 months is even better) to avoid unwanted closures, CLDs etc. for non use.
