I was originally going to post this in B&M, then I realised I'm not really moaning, but more, instructing.
Hello, and welcome to totse.info
I've been looking at the new posts section recently, and have noticed that a few old threads have been bumped with out a need to. It's great you want to contribute, and I enthuse you to post more, but remember, if no one has posted in that thread for about two weeks, there isn't much point in sparking up more conversation. If you have something to say that relates to the thread, you could try making your own thread. Bumping old threads annoys some people, as it means that conversation isn't moving on, and instead is getting stuck in the same place. I know we encourage that "If you have something relevant to say, then post" But it'd probably be more efficient to just make your own thread.
So remember; check the date of the previous post, before you decide to post yourself. And if you're not sure, just click the 'New Posts' button at the top.
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No no, I'm not saying "DON'T SAY THIS, ONLY SAY THIS, SUCK MODS PENIS!" I'm only saying what I feel is best for old threads. I don't really see the point in bumping old threads after the conversation has died; but if you feel you have a counter-argument, I'd gladly hear it.
If it's on topic, of course.
I totally agree with that, and it's something I should have said in this, really.
But a thread I saw bumped was "i think i got caught wanking" That doesn't really seem like a thread where it'd have a lot of legitimate conversation, and doesn't need to be bumped.
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If you want imageboard features where old threads are killed off never to be heard from again to make way for new threads on the same topic then make an imageboard.
I hear thats what the cool kids are doing nowadays anyway.
...basically, yeah. A lot ventured and nothing gained sort-of thing.