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Since you are the only one who has brought this issue up, please advise to these business reasons. The owners of the board have certainly not brought this issue up to any of the posters here.Blazer Bob wrote:
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Who said there were business reasons for consolidating the threads? .Blazer Bob wrote: I have no problem merging identical threads. I prefer that similar threads remain separate and I don't let my mashed potatoes touch my peas.
OTOH, if there are business reasons for it I favor that users STFU and stop whining.
Do you need help with the definition of if? I can think of a couple of possibilities.
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Sorry but neither point is true. We've had instances of people (both liberal and conservative) starting many threads in one day in order to prove a point or "get back at the other side", and even though some of those were not identical topics, they were merged. The business reason for combining threads is that if people come here to read topics, see a jumbled mess that isn't organized well and lots of threads with very few responses/discussion, they are more likely to leave - less activity means businesses have no reason to advertise here. No advertisers = no covering the cost of running the board.archer wrote:
Which is what prompted my post, it seemed like that was the point of consolidating those 3 threads. I'm hoping that isn't true, but it is the first time that I can recall three totally different threads were combined into one.Something the Dog Said wrote: The consolidation has pretty much killed off any discussions at this point.
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