I was thinking about going through the older threads and replying to them to see how many people are interested in them. This thought occurred to me after seeing someone reply to a thread from early november. What do people think? It would also be out of interest because I joined a couple weeks ago so I don't really know whats been talked about.
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therhydler
Enlightened
- Dec 7, 2018
- 1,196
If you see a thread that interests you and/or might be good for further discussion, go for it. I am sure there are many great threads that have been "lost" somewhere
Jupiter
Specialist
- Nov 23, 2018
- 384
Two weeks ago I spent a whole evening reading through old threads and some of them were really interesting. And I thought to myself what a pity it is that they are lost in oblivion. So yes, good idea.
But keep in mind that they will eventually disappear again.
