ROFLBRYCE
07-11-2011, 11:40 AM
I made this thread because in the last week or so there's been quite a few threads that have been bumped unnecessarily. I want this to weed out the old "New Gamers" posts from months/years ago that are being bumped for no reason, as well as a few other posts being bumped that, well shouldn't have been. Maybe this can get a sticky so other new members can see this.
I'm gonna show everyone how to change your forum view in this post. The forum default is to show every post..well ever. But we don't really need that now do we?
First you want to go to the User CP bar on the right of the page. Look at the menu bar on the left and click the "General settings" button.
http://puu.sh/2iVCw
Scroll down until you see this box. You can change the default thread age cutoff! I use one month but I suggest you put it to 2/3 months old at the LATEST.
http://puu.sh/2iVG7
The topics are dead and havn't been discussed in over 2/3 months. They don't really need to be bumped back up again, as discussion on the issue has died out. If you're posting a new thread and you are unsure about if it has had an old discussion, you can still use the search feature, just change the parameter to all threads for the search. This is an okay reason to bump, but again, I made this tutorial to avoid unnecessary bumps.
I'm gonna show everyone how to change your forum view in this post. The forum default is to show every post..well ever. But we don't really need that now do we?
First you want to go to the User CP bar on the right of the page. Look at the menu bar on the left and click the "General settings" button.
http://puu.sh/2iVCw
Scroll down until you see this box. You can change the default thread age cutoff! I use one month but I suggest you put it to 2/3 months old at the LATEST.
http://puu.sh/2iVG7
The topics are dead and havn't been discussed in over 2/3 months. They don't really need to be bumped back up again, as discussion on the issue has died out. If you're posting a new thread and you are unsure about if it has had an old discussion, you can still use the search feature, just change the parameter to all threads for the search. This is an okay reason to bump, but again, I made this tutorial to avoid unnecessary bumps.