- UL7IM4 G33K
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"Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind." - Albert Einstien
Posted by: cortana 5
Posted by: UL7IM4 G33K
I tried already, and my voice went unheard.
If you're talking about this thread, you're very wrong. 5 pages? That's not so bad.
It is your responsibility to maintain your thread properly. Thus, you decide how you catch a reader's eye.
If we could bump, call chaos would break loose. No thread deserves bumping!
Not according to this community. The instant you post a thread it is no longer yours... something I don't agree with. And no... it was not this thread, it was another thread when the search feature just came out, of course I didn't make that thread, it was someone else's discussing the search feature.
Posted by: a rabid snail
Posted by: UL7IM4 G33K
I tried already, and my voice went unheard.
That doesn't mean it's a better idea. Almost everyone disagrees with you on this. Trying to have the search feature improved, even if it goes unnoticed, would be much better than fighting over something you've pretty much lost. In fact, I think i will start a thread about it.
Oh, and elmicker is right. Whenever I post a topic (except for the files forum) it gets a reply before I even have time to update it for a spelling mistake. A bump feature has no purpose and it would make the situation you are trying to fix worse.
NOTE: Please stop using the "too much spam makes threads unnoticed" excuse if you want us to stop using the "people will abuse this" excuse, O.K.?
Maybe in this forum it will get replies, but not in forums like the Halo 3 Forum. I am most active in that forum, since there are usually things worth discussing being discussed in there. I have only made a handful of topics in that forum, and most have gone past without so much as a spam reply.
PS: I never said "spam" causes threads to be unnoticed, but high traffic and repeat topics do.
But I think this topic can be ended now, most people are at least acknowledging my side of the argument and I can live with that. I never aim to win a debate, but just have my opinion or idea acknowledged or considered by those involved.
[Edited on 03.13.2008 10:13 AM PDT]