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Nevermind3476

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I feel like closing off a post after 2 weeks is too short. Sometimes issues or ideas stay relevant for weeks or even months, but if there's a lapse in posting on it then it winds up with no one able to post on it. So my idea is to increase it to a month. It won't solve the problem entirely (the only way to do that is to remove it entirely, and that would mean it wouldn't serve it's original purpose), but it would certainly help. And you should really create a system that automatically locks threads after that time passes, it's too much of a hassle to check the date on the last post every time I want to. Auto locking would also completely eliminate necroposting, because 99.999999999999999999% of necroposts are accidental.
 

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2 weeks since the last post is way longer then necessary
Also auto locking is quite a debatable topic as previous threads have shown
However not all things are necroposts
Some threads cannot be necroposted on
 
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I feel like closing off a post after 2 weeks is too short. Sometimes issues or ideas stay relevant for weeks or even months, but if there's a lapse in posting on it then it winds up with no one able to post on it. So my idea is to increase it to a month. It won't solve the problem entirely (the only way to do that is to remove it entirely, and that would mean it wouldn't serve it's original purpose), but it would certainly help. And you should really create a system that automatically locks threads after that time passes, it's too much of a hassle to check the date on the last post every time I want to. Auto locking would also completely eliminate necroposting, because 99.999999999999999999% of necroposts are accidental.
With the amount of new posts everyday,old posts get lost in the sea of posts.it is irrelevant for the server to keep track of them all and hence closing them is the only feasible option that can be employed.also the interest in old posts greatly diminishes if it's not an escalated post when renders the Post dry but still consumes the servers resources.i hope this reasoning helps @Nevermind3476
 

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It has to stay 2 weeks. But if it is a imporant topic that is still relavant they shouldnt lock it.
 

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Instead of a locking the thread, just add a warning message, like Spigot forums and Hypixel do

Twe weeks after the last lost is a lot of time, if no one has posted during that time, means that there’s lack of interest. If you have a great idea, you can always create a new thread
 
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I like it how it is. 2 weeks is long time.
Some people necro-post on three weeks old threads, some people necro-post on 2014 threads. No need to change it.

“Hey, people necro-post on 3 weeks old threads. Let’s change the limit to 3 weeks!”
After some time:
“Hey, actually, users also necro-post on 4 weeks old threads. Let’s change it again.”
Etc.
 
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Nevermind3476

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News can’t be locked for necroposting already
Um... that's what I was saying...
Maybe, instead of this, allow the thread owner to bump it one time after 2 weeks as long as the last reply wasn't before 6 months ago.
That could work...
Instead of a locking the thread, just add a warning message, like Spigot forums and Hypixel do

Twe weeks after the last lost is a lot of time, if no one has posted during that time, means that there’s lack of interest. If you have a great idea, you can always create a new thread
The warning message is a great idea, but even though creating a new thread is an option, it takes up more space on their servers. So by increasing the necropost limit to, maybe 3 weeks (since nobody seems to agree with 4), they might actually save space in threads created as responses to outdated threads. I don;t know how many of those there are though, it might not do anything.

And the main reason I suggested this is because on the forums for less popular or updated games like TD, threads don't get a lot of attention in two weeks, or stay relevant and/or at the top of the list for longer then maybe a build or an eggwars thread.
 
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2 weeks is a good time for some threads, like support requests and that, but for some suggestions it can be heavily debated topic for a bit, but then it gets buried and then someone revives it, only for it to be locked. Then people make a new thread, no one has motivation to find the old thread and copy paste their reply, ideas get lost, its impossible to find a good idea someone had. Repeat.
 

Nevermind3476

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2 weeks is a good time for some threads, like support requests and that, but for some suggestions it can be heavily debated topic for a bit, but then it gets buried and then someone revives it, only for it to be locked. Then people make a new thread, no one has motivation to find the old thread and copy paste their reply, ideas get lost, its impossible to find a good idea someone had. Repeat.
Exactly. That's the kind of thing I'm trying to prevent.
 
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