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Ps103 -> Bumping posts--a reminder (4/12/2008 9:03:04 PM)

A few old threads have been revived for no good reason, lately.

I just want to remind everyone that bumping is not allowed--even if you type something besides the word "bump."

If a thread has not been posted to for several months, please do not revive it just to bring it to the front page.

Thank you.



danielmount -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/14/2008 2:37:16 PM)

Wasn't the rule that we could make a post if it was a new contribution to the discussion at hand?



TinaLuvsL5 -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/14/2008 4:46:11 PM)

That, or we're to start an all new one.....with a "Take Two" on it or something.



Ps103 -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/15/2008 9:32:10 AM)

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ORIGINAL: danielmount

Wasn't the rule that we could make a post if it was a new contribution to the discussion at hand?



Yes, that is the rule. However, that is not what was happening.[;)]

What was happening was a rather transparent attempt to revive old threads with lots of posts so they would not be purged and people's post counts would not drop[sm=aside.gif]



danielmount -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/15/2008 10:22:36 AM)

OK.

To my knowledge, the only threads I "bumped" were threads I thought I could make a significant contribution to *and* threads that weren't that long to begin with (a few pages max).

But I will try to be even more careful to only bump threads that will still be of an ongoing interest.

(The only day I did any reviving of old threads was a day I was a few posts short of an SG yahtzee.[8D])



MattPaasch -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/15/2008 2:57:45 PM)

I know I brought the Young Folks Thread back to the front... but that's it.

I try to not revive 'dead topic' threads.



bigboytenor -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/20/2008 7:57:08 PM)

FYI, I promise I'm not bumping. I've been busy writing a thesis and haven't been on in a while so I'm just trying to catch up on what's been posted.



upnorthguy -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/20/2008 9:45:28 PM)

The solution is simple. Just purge a thread after 30 days or something similar. It gets confusing when reviewing whether it is new or old. If the topic is that good, let it come up again with new info.



Ps103 -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (4/20/2008 9:51:23 PM)

We do purge--but it is after one year[;)]



GodsMusic -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (11/12/2008 3:10:35 PM)

If I was to post something here, would that be considered bumping?

Also, I remember in the late 70's a dance called the Bump. Is that allowed here?



Kerrlaw -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (11/13/2008 7:52:23 AM)

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Also, I remember in the late 70's a dance called the Bump. Is that allowed here?


Not if I have anything to do with it.



possumrld -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (2/5/2009 10:48:11 PM)

I don't have a clue as to what all of this, "bumping" and un - bumping stuff means. Guess I'd better study up a little.



Melissa11102006 -> RE: Bumping posts--a reminder (3/16/2009 11:36:38 PM)

"Bumping" is when you type "Bump" or something to revive an old thread to bring it to the first page of a folder, which is not allowed according to the OP. In other words, let old threads die. [:)]

The Bump Dance, however, is not related to posting in forums, so it doesn't really apply here, I don't think.

Of course, I could be wrong. [8D]



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