After reading the forums of late and at one time myself being a thread maker.
All I seem to see are threads dug up from years ago.
I know a lot of people have strong feelings of what used to be but I believe being a relative newbie here, we get put off from doing new threads as they seem to go into oblivion very quickly.
I like new topics but feel the old threads belong to others and dont really feel part of them.
some of the topics are really good and could be repeated like a new thread.
I think it is better to have threads that people here presently can have input in I just feel it could be a bit off putting having pages already.
Am I the only one that feels this way?
I couldn't care less where the threads originated from. It is the content that makes me want to join the thread.........not who is in it or started it.
Dave_Notts
Problem being is that if an old topic has gadzillion pages already posted onto it then most of whats is able to be said on a topic already is. This then makes any potential new entry by anyone less likely because the like is already in there albeit 35 years old.
Yeah dig up the old topics for sure but lets fill it with 2009 entries
As a relative newbie I find old threads as interesting as new ones, although I often only read the first few and last few pages of long ones. I know that means I may be repeating someone else's thoughts if I reply but who is going to castigate me for having a similar opinion?
I must admit, I'm hooked on the forums at the moment, so if there are old threads being regurgitated, they're still fresh and new to me. Until I start posting my own, I'm very happy to read anything that other people feel strongly enough to post whether it's resurrected or new?
With the slow movement on the board recently, I quite like seeing some of the older threads resurrected. I hope that some of the older threads would inspire some new threads!
I can understand what your saying Minx but agree with others, what does it matter that they were from way back if people can still join in and have fun?
For me it depends what type of thread it is.
If it's a humourous one, I might start from the beginning. More often than not though, I go to the most recent page, then page-up until I see the modern posts starting and I read from there, I don't bother with the rest.
thirded...is that enough for a gilrie night in :rascal: