Resurrecting old posts

[timsatx]

So is there etiquette about resurrecting old posts to get answers? In other words, if I find an old post that relates to a question I have is it ok to post on that thread or should a new one be started. Personally I see nothing wrong with using an old post to get answers.

[ViperGuy21]

This forum is so friendly and packed with knowledge and information that I personally don't feel that it matters either way. Which ever way is your preference:dblthumb2:

[postaltwo]

To me it depends on the situation . For instance if a convo was happening about the rupes 21 and it's old it would certainly be about the 21es. Now if you start talking on that old thread about the mark 2 then should gave likely made a new thread. If I'm researching and I don't find the answer I will usually start a new thread with a specific question as long as there isn't another recent one allready

[Mike Phillips]

It never bothers me.

I write a lot of articles and for the most part the information shared is written in a way to be accurate in the future as when it was written.


The exception would be new products or updated products but in most cases, the actual how-to information is accurate as is a lot of the peripheral information.

I say go for it.


:)

[Paul A.]

I personally find old posts resurrected beneficial sometimes because i may have missed the original thread.

[postaltwo]

Where is that like button Mike ;)

[4u2nvinmtl]

Where is that like button Mike ;)

On Autopia... lol

[postaltwo]

On Autopia... lol

Haha :)

[timsatx]

:xyxthumbs:

[Mike Phillips]

Where is that like button Mike ;)


Coming soon plus some other forum improvements...


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[dlc95]

I love it.

I like the review.

[Mike Honcho]

Coming soon plus some other forum improvements...


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[Riff]

I personally find old posts resurrected beneficial sometimes because i may have missed the original thread.


Yep! Me too.