bring back an old thread/start a new one

[handybull]

It is better to let an old thread die. Is it better to start a new thread about the same topic?
Just got me wondering seeing a few 2-3 year old threads coming back to life.

[rofl]

I wish you had done a search before asking this.

;)

[plumberscrack]

'Bring Out Your Dead!!' :deadhorse:

[rofl]

'Bring Out Your Dead!!' :deadhorse:

"I'm not dead yet...........I'm feeling better"

[plumberscrack]

"I'm not dead yet...........I'm feeling better"

"no you're not...you'll be stone dead in a moment" :D

[drtyhands]

I like being reminded of how different members viewed different topics.
Seeing old friends is good.

[canucksartech]

I wish you had done a search before asking this.

;)

:rotflmao:

[BadgerDave]

Let them die! Many times product design changes after the original threads start date and bringing it back to the top can be confusing and even misleading at times.

In the case of a technique question, if the subject question was covered correctly in the original thread then there should be no need to comment further and bring the old thread back to life.

I would also like to see people quit changing the subject in the middle of a thread. If you have a question that doesn't directly relate to the original question then START A NEW THREAD. Not only would that get a quicker answer to your question it probably would allow more people to see and read the answer to your question/concern. Well, that's my rant for the day.........or is it??

[Gene Bickford]

How do you guys post such big pic's?
I can only get mine to post as an attachment.







:poke:Just messin' with you Badgerdave;)

[rofl]

Looks like BD just tried to change the direction of this thread.

Should have started a new thread IMO.

;)

[BadgerDave]

It's nice to see that I'm not the only one that doesn't like thread thieves.:ok::bow-down: God I hate it when I get caught with my hand in the cookie jar. :D

[Frankiarmz]

Anyone know if it's safe to change a lithium battery on an old:D