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Reviving old threads
Hejix
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Threads are like plants. If you don't revive them, they die. ;P
I don't mind continuing discussions 9 years later... The op throws a seed and people build on the discussion? Why not, even if the op is gone forever. We're not.
If not, why not auto-close them after a certain time? What is considered too old?
I don't mind continuing discussions 9 years later... The op throws a seed and people build on the discussion? Why not, even if the op is gone forever. We're not.
If not, why not auto-close them after a certain time? What is considered too old?
I want to play ALL the premade families! One day...
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https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/946944/necroposting-rule-add-your-questions-here-for-the-forum-moderation-team#latest
https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/934022/what-is-considered-a-necropost/p1
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The thing is, for things like games, the conditions change. Patches are released. Mods are discontinued or added or heavily modified.
It's typically best to start a new thread if a decent amount of time has progressed to ensure that what is being discussed isn't already outdated.
Have questions about necroposting? Check out our Necroposting thread.
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