Forum etiquette
- PigsterTheAlmighty
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I know this is rather unrelated, but I see a lot of "OBEY".
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Not really. It's not really frowned upon, I've seen it in a few places (even on one of my own threads) and people don't seem to mind. Necro posting is more of an issue in boards with higher frequency posting than this place, and what with support threads and such it can be appropriate.
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There are instances where it's just pointless, if nothing else. Don't just bump it because you want to say thanks or something, but if you have an issue with a lib for example, it's fine to post in an older thread.
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What is about bumping own thread every week only to have it stay on the first page?
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Because counting on people randomly finding you and your stuff is counting on failure. You got to advertise.
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