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Title: Making adjacent posts in my own blog thread. Post by: Jet Cash on February 25, 2019, 04:41:52 PM I started a thread about the mental attitude of a HODLer who wants to trade to build his wallet. It was really a type of blog, and I got some interaction which was really useful. I started it on the Serious Discussion board, which is not the most active. Now I've been criticised in the past for making consecutive posts in a thread without deleting the previous thread. I can understand the reason for this if one is bumping announcements. I've added edits to old posts to avoid making a new post, but this doesn't register in the index, and membersdon't check for updates.
I don't want to delete the previous post, as it is usually relevant to the flow of the thread. So will I get into trouble by posting an update as a new entry, or should I just let the thread die? Title: Re: Making adjacent posts in my own blog thread. Post by: suchmoon on February 25, 2019, 04:53:47 PM Don't bump it more than once in 24h and you should be good.
Title: Re: Making adjacent posts in my own blog thread. Post by: Jet Cash on February 25, 2019, 04:59:21 PM It's not really a bump, as the board is so slow that it stays on the top without needing any bumpers.
It's just that I'm still playing with riding the wicks and the candles, and sometimes I'm slipping off because I can't develop a savage mind set. I need some encouragement, as I keep missing the chance to grab bits of profit, |