01 Feb 10
Originally posted by heinzkatThe fact that they are old may provide the answer.
Is there a particular reason it is looked down upon [hidden]by the mods[/hidden]?
I don't know why admin do not just lock all threads that have not been posted in for say 30 days and this would prevent the problem. 🙄
02 Feb 10
Originally posted by heinzkatIt's against the rules. Bumping old threads threatens the solitude and sanctity of RHP. You must have a very good reason to post a comment, for instance, some timely update, or maybe a new insight. You will see this constantly throughout the forums. Be respectful.
Is there a particular reason it is looked down upon [hidden]by the mods[/hidden]?
02 Feb 10
Originally posted by heinzkatYou can't write rules about it.
What rules? Where can I read these rules.
PRO TIP:
If you are bumping a heated and controversial thread for lulz or bumping it to cause confusion it will be closed by the mods.
If you are bumping an old thread because new info came up and nothing controversial is going on it will PROBABLY stay unless you've got a record of bumping old threads.
There is no way to type up all moderation decisions. I'm glad to answer questions and clear them up.
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02 Feb 10
Originally posted by PhlabibitIs 13 the minimum age expected of forum users or is that the audience age requirement?
You can't write rules about it.
PRO TIP:
If you are bumping a heated and controversial thread for lulz or bumping it to cause confusion it will be closed by the mods.
If you are bumping an old thread because new info came up and nothing controversial is going on it will PROBABLY stay [b]unless you've got a record of bumping old threads.
T ...[text shortened]... y to type up all moderation decisions. I'm glad to answer questions and clear them up.
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