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Most of you have probably seen my latest canned response:
Please don't make duplicate posts, they're very annoying and don't help you or us to help you. Creating duplicate threads does not increase your chance of a useful response, it only reduces it as people get confused and can't always see what others have suggest in the other thread. Are duplicate threads against the rules? If you ask me the should be and also be a banable offence. After member creates their first duplicate thread they should be warned, then if they do it again they should be banished for all eternity! Moderator, is it possible to merge duplicate threads? I know you do an excellent job of removing them if they haven't had any replies. I suppose if merging threads is a pain you could close the shortest thread and post a link to it in the other thread. Anyway my gripe isn't with you but with the morons who are responsible for duplicate threads. |
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Isn't there a >>TIME<<(edit) limit after making a new thread? That would prevent double posts...it wouldn't prevent people from posting several posts in different forums though. You'd think there would be software to prevent that.
Last edited by dknguyen; 27th March 2007 at 09:52 PM. |
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I have once made a reply (in another forum) and at that time the internet connection was very bad/slow. for some reason, my reply managed to triplicate itself. It was not because of my deliberate actions but, it happened.
I don't know if these people do it deliberately or not, but if that do, then yes I agree with you. |
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There's a difference between making duplicate posts and duplicate threads, the former can be accidental but the latter isn't especially if the threads are in different sections of the form.
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FYI: there is a 30 second restriction on new posts. ie you cannot submit a second post/thread within 30 seconds.
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I've seen that number before in a day. I suppose you must be lucky as Nigel had got round to deleting or merging them before you saw them.
I normally see them when I click the 'New Threads' button. |
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Some times a new thread is better
posts likeSensitive FM Transmitter have become reasonably bulky.
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I wouldn't have a problem with someone starting a new FM transmitter thread even though I am pretty bored of them to be honest.
What I am complaining about is when people make several threads asking exactly the same question. It doesn't increase the chance of them receiving a helpful response, all it does is confuse people as it is difficult to keep track of who has posted what where. |
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