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Create a new thread or bump?

Shiny Grimer

Shiny Grimer

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I'd like to make a new thread, but it seems such a thread already exists. This thread is old, however, and doesn't entirely cover the topic I want to cover. Should I remake the thread, or bump the old one?
 
The rules say that if a thread is "fairly old" (i.e. at least a month I believe) it's best to let it die. I'd say you're best off making a new thread.
 
It depends on how much you actually have to contribute to the current thread. As far as I know, the exact amount of time since the last post is fairly irrelevant.
 
it would be most productive to just bump it or make a new one and mention the old one rather than make this thread
 
If it isn't quite the same, it's better to create a new one. If it's exactly the same and you just have something new to contribute to it, you might as well bump it.
 
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