Re: Why write new threads
I'm sorry, and I know it's just me, but I get aggravated when folk resurrect threads from two years ago and continue them as if they were started just two days ago.Re: Why write new threads
I agree with Mollie.... fresh views on an old topic give it new life ..imo.. and lessen the risk of repeating on the same thread a point already made ( and forgotten) .... and more chance of leading to newer topics ... altho' If a thread has only a few posts in it then it may well be worth reviving?Re: Why write new threads
Re: Why write new threads
I'm not sure, when old threads are resurrected often new members don't join in as most things have already been said, whereas start a new thread and everyone can have their say. Sometimes looking back I have changed my mind within a thread or after it has finished so reopening a thread it looks odd I may now be arguing the other side LOLRe: Why write new threads
I would prefer a new thread if its a subject been already posted. A short summary of what some people said could be still put on by the person renewing a thread/subject that's already been done. Saying that I have only been here a year so I wouldn't know what the old threads 2 years ago said, so a new one would be fine for me.Re: Why write new threads
There's always something different to say about old subjects, after all there are only three original jokes, sex, race, and misfortune, forget where I read that, all the rest are spin offs and with the PC laws in place, disguises of the originals, a man slipping on a banana skin will still make people laugh today, same as a cave man slipping on dinosaur crap, his misfortune but still funny to anyone watching. Some things never really change, just different versions to suit the times we live in, so why not let us all hear the new members views on old subjects?, new thread or old what's the difference?
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