One or two old threads would be ok, maybe. But giving advice to someone who asked a question 3 years ago is annoying.
One or two old threads would be ok, maybe. But giving advice to someone who asked a question 3 years ago is annoying.
The intent is to give my own experience only. I`m not trying to promote discussion or even further comment. I read all these old threads from start to finish to gain insight, not critize. If this is the wrong way then I`ll just keep quite. Sorry!
Crispy, we don`t want you to keep quiet. The whole premise behind a forum like this one is to promote discussion. It`s the grease that keeps the wheels turning. New threads invite current insight, updated viewpoints, new comments, rebuttals and keeps the discussion fresh. Please continue posting and please consider beginning a thread. It`s helpful to the entire community.
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That`s what I was thinking too (as I observe numerous slams for resurrecting old threads recently). Some topics just remain, uhm...topical and I can find it interesting to see how experiences/advice/practices change (or don`t) over time.
Noting that I don`t know from Forum Administration and thus may be missing something, it`d simply never occur to me to start a new thread if there`s already one on [a given topic], though I suppose some of the LOOONG threads might seem intimidating to some members ("don`t want to read through all those pages..." ).
When I finally get around to updating my Wash Technique thread I`ll have to give some thought to whether I start a new thread with the current version or just add to the existing one. I can imagine *that* thread being a bit ponderous what with however-many pages it has.
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