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Old Threads vs 'Already Thread there'
Can someone please explain something.
Members are told off and / or infracted for 'bumping old threads'. Members are told off and / or infracted for raising new threads on subject that there are already threads about. Isn't this confusing to say the least. If a member searches for a thread on a subject and uses that (as we are told to do, check to see if threads on a subject already exist): when they do, I often see the 'stop bumping old threads' comments. When they start a thread which may replicate some threads even some time back, they are told, "There is already a thread on this subject". Which 'rule' are we meant to follow? :conf: |
Only when old threads are bumped for no good reason.
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good post i agree :hugesmile: |
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I understand that. I have seen threads that have been bumped,added to for good reason and still the member is told off. Hence the reason for the question. :) |
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No, when someone is bumping random chat threads about what some old member had for dinner in November 2002 then it is trolling.
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I think the bump 'rule silly what because its a old thread we are not aloud to talk about it :conf:
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CBA ..... I've seen it happen frequently over the months otherwise I would not have posted. Quote:
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If it's an interesting discussion thread about a particular series and the person who bumped the thread has added something substantial to it then it's fine. If they've just added a smilie or some random "I agree" or something then it's unnecessary. |
Perfect, recent example of an unnecessary bump
http://thisisbigbrother.com/forums/s...d.php?t=149989 I don't think there's much of a problem as long as the bump contributes something worthwhile to the thread. |
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I see you have already had this type of look around (see all the posts in your comment above) ..... now you see how some of these threads don't have disparaging comments regarding them being bumped: and some of them do - even though some of them are definately still on topic. |
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I have yet to see someone be 'told off' for bumping a thread for a reason.
They do get told off for bumping them for no reason however. |
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The OP was doing it because he knew it was annoying people. |
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Vicky: next time I see it: I'll post it up here. It does happen. |
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Have a look at it. the same poster posting the same comment over and over and over again .... with an occasional slight variation. |
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Tbh Pyramid this thread just seems like you want to have a good moan about something. |
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Although that Emma Crosby thread is just stupid and should be closed. |
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Still waiting for a day to go past where Pyramid doesn't find something to moan or argue about
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The comment highlighting Arista's constant bumping with nothing more to say apart from repeating: is a perfect example of my very point. |
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I havent even seen that thread before actually i dont think D: |
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Woe is me.
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Rather than it being dealt with: it allows to continue with the result that threads are simply closed - rather than dealing with the culprits. |
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I thought the point was that people shouldnt be told off for bumping threads :/ I'm a bit lost with the whole thing tbh :p |
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& with Arista he bumps tv discussion threads, its not his fault no one cares :laugh: |
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