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NoSanninWa · 2006-10-30, 23:12

Depending on the thread involved, necro-posting is actually encouraged.

We expect a certain level of intelligence and maturity when someone decides to revive a dead thread. Ask yourself it the thread is still relevant. Then ask yourself if you have something to add that wasn't already said ten times. If the answer to both these questions is "yes," then PLEASE revive it. If either of these answers is "no," then please think again before you post.

Also, if the thread is a series discussion thread where nobody has had anything to say for a year because the fansubs are long done and it hasn't been licensed, but you just discovered it and wanted to comment, then go right ahead and revive it. No reason to make a new thread because you only just discovered the show.

Always, use your mind before you post.

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NoSanninWa Weapon of Mass Discussion Fansubber Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: New York, USA	Depending on the thread involved, necro-posting is actually encouraged. We expect a certain level of intelligence and maturity when someone decides to revive a dead thread. Ask yourself it the thread is still relevant. Then ask yourself if you have something to add that wasn't already said ten times. If the answer to both these questions is "yes," then PLEASE revive it. If either of these answers is "no," then please think again before you post. Also, if the thread is a series discussion thread where nobody has had anything to say for a year because the fansubs are long done and it hasn't been licensed, but you just discovered it and wanted to comment, then go right ahead and revive it. No reason to make a new thread because you only just discovered the show. Always, use your mind before you post. __________________ There's not that fine a line between willing suspension of disbelief and something just being stupid.