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blakebowling wrote:As I posted in that thread, it was archived with a group of other threads, and I didn't take the time to go through and post in all of them.
Threads in Suggestions pile up fast, sometimes we have to sweep up some of the old threads to be able to sort through the good ones. Inevitably, some good suggestions are archived this way, but most of them are found in the pile and brought back up by members.
My rule of thumb for suggestions; if you like one, keep posting in it (don't be annoying, but don't let it fall to the last page). To me, suggestions on the last page are just old threads that everyone's forgotten about.
patrickaa317 wrote:blakebowling wrote:As I posted in that thread, it was archived with a group of other threads, and I didn't take the time to go through and post in all of them.
Threads in Suggestions pile up fast, sometimes we have to sweep up some of the old threads to be able to sort through the good ones. Inevitably, some good suggestions are archived this way, but most of them are found in the pile and brought back up by members.
My rule of thumb for suggestions; if you like one, keep posting in it (don't be annoying, but don't let it fall to the last page). To me, suggestions on the last page are just old threads that everyone's forgotten about.
Sounds good. Thanks Blake.
agentcom wrote:This is something that we have been working on to the extent that I would actually call it our current "policy." If you look back through the last several months (with the exception of the mass move/reorganization) any time that a topic is moved, stickied, submitted or implemented, the mods have at least noted it, if not added an explanatory note. There are plenty of old suggestions out there that are worthwhile ... but we can't possibly go through them all. As blake said, if you find an old suggestion that you like, bring it up again.
