A lot of us have seen people over the last month reactivating old threads. A lot of us thought it was posters trawling through the archive trying to make a name for themselves. However, this morning a Thread on Routers was on the home page as a recent active thread. I replied to the thread thinking it was current. However, it has now been pointed out to me that the thread was indeed 10 months old. Is there a problem with the forum software recognising dates or was something restored last night ?
Same thing happen here, not the first time it's happened. What with the SF app throwing up error messages in german as well. Wir haben Fehlerteufel!
Dear Peter I find the old threads quite useful and informative often hearing how the original problem was overcome so personally see no urgent reason to discontinued them.
Totally agree, very useful these old threads,intresting to see how things turned out, definitely keep them please.
Yes, agree keep them archived but stop them appearing on the recent thread when no one has posted to it
Hi all The forum has been running for a long time therefore there is plenty of posts with all different questions and answers. More users visit our forum and get advise from these old posts than ask a new question. It's only natural to ask further questions or post on these older posts. Peter
I have just looked further and the post that @sospan mentions about a routers had a post which I removed at about the same time that @sospan posted so this could have had a cross over as I pressed delete and a new post was made. However as you are suggesting there is more of this please let me know with the link to the thread so I can check these. Peter
In that case then sospan, having replied, you will have seen that post before it was deleted as it would have been showing when you replied. ? Mr. HandyAndy - Really
It's 'Darwinian'. It's there to see if anyone is stoopid enough to add to a post that's years out of date. If you do, then you are clearly too daft to be on here. Best grab my coat...