Smile.. it appears we're on the daily wtf...
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 3:50 pm
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Why don't the mods make things easier on themselves, and auto-lock topics after say, 6 months or a year. Since anyone posting to them gets asked to start a new thread virtually 100% of the time, would help reduce the incident rate.Everah wrote:(Quick note, I am the worst mod as it relates to replying to posts that come more than a year after last activity without knowing that the thread was stale for more than a year.)
Well, if you weren't a participant in the original thread, chances are that you won't remember it, anyway. It's easy to fail to notice the year in the post date without actually looking for it.Everah wrote:(Quick note, I am the worst mod as it relates to replying to posts that come more than a year after last activity without knowing that the thread was stale for more than a year.)
Don't make excuses for him! He must hang for his crimes! Get him!superdezign wrote:Well, if you weren't a participant in the original thread, chances are that you won't remember it, anyway. It's easy to fail to notice the year in the post date without actually looking for it.Everah wrote:(Quick note, I am the worst mod as it relates to replying to posts that come more than a year after last activity without knowing that the thread was stale for more than a year.)
shiznatix wrote:Don't make excuses for him! He must hang for his crimes! Get him!
And then ignored every single comment after that.Jenk wrote:meh.. a perfect example of why I stopped reading tdwtf years ago.
Also brings to light the fact that the submittee MUST have been looking for "Multithreaded PHP" on Google to find it..
Bingo.ReverendDexter wrote:The answer on that thread makes me think that I fail to understand multi-threading. Wouldn't that just "unroll" to a single program that calls a "send mail" function 1000 times?
Sadly, sometimes they learn other people mistakes (notice I didn't say *from* other people's mistakesonion2k wrote:Still, so long as people learn from their (and other's) mistakes I guess there's a silver lining.