07-17-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by
figaro
I routinely watch for threads that have been unanswered for some time. Recently a rule has been implemented to close threads older than 3 months, which is rather restrictive, because now the last few pages of the unanswered threads section cannot be replied upon, but more importantly eliminates the ability to add to threads with new information even if they are a little bit older. Can we institutionalise the rule to close threads with a larger life time, say from 3 months to 3 years?
Thread are automatically closed (at this time) after 6 months, as I recall.
---------- Post updated at 19:58 ---------- Previous update was at 19:55 ----------
Update:
In the current configuration, threads older than 90 days are automatically closed.
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