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dig old treads is OK?
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It can take a long time to get an up-to-date response or contact with relevant users.
It can take a long time to get an up-to-date response or contact with relevant users.
Exact. In fact it is much more polite digging out an old thread and posting in it, than launching a new thread on the same topic where people just have to re-tell all what was already said many times. Personally, before posting, I always try searching the archive first, and if I find a related thread, I post in it. And if I find that a news item I want to announce was already discussed, I do not duplicate it. Unfortunately, new members usually do not have the experience with forum use, so we see each week threads with identical subjects (like "how to increase my bottom time", "where to find small fins", "equalization problems", etc) that were already discussed hundreds of times. But then again, if there were not all these redundant threads, the forum would be much more quiet and probably not attracting people anymore so much.
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