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talaiporia · 18-02-2014, 01:02 AM

I don't think anyone means to judge; sometimes RYL is quieter at certain times such as holidays, weekends, exam period, and it can take longer to get a reply. Generally i'd say, it's always better to bump and old thread (if the issues haven't changed) as you can get so much better advice.

Also, I put a lot of threads on subscribe (this means I get a notification when the OP replies, so I can reply again) if I am worried, and people making new threads means I can't do this (as you can't subscribe to a user). So I would say, in the interests of support, you can get better support by bumping your thread than starting a new one.

18-02-2014, 01:02 AM	#8
talaiporia Chat Mod Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: W. London I am currently:	I don't think anyone means to judge; sometimes RYL is quieter at certain times such as holidays, weekends, exam period, and it can take longer to get a reply. Generally i'd say, it's always better to bump and old thread (if the issues haven't changed) as you can get so much better advice. Also, I put a lot of threads on subscribe (this means I get a notification when the OP replies, so I can reply again) if I am worried, and people making new threads means I can't do this (as you can't subscribe to a user). So I would say, in the interests of support, you can get better support by bumping your thread than starting a new one.
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