Etiquette

Metronome49Metronome49 Member Posts: 297
edited November -1 in Miscellaneous
So, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't making any faux pas while taking advantage of this wealth of resource and vibrant community.

I'm just learning but also trying to try some non-basic things as well, and asking some questions. I've watched the CookBook and read the wiki and I always search the forums for old posts that might have answers.

A question I have, if I come across an old post that sort of answers part of my question already, or seems to be in that direction, but I have some additional questions, should I just make a new post, or is it acceptable to just bump the old post with some additions?

Loving the forum community, and I'm trying to answer others questions and such when I can, but I don't don't want to become an annoyance.

Comments

  • JohnPapiomitisJohnPapiomitis Member Posts: 6,256
    your better off making a new post just because gamesalad has changed alot in the past couple months. So the older threads usueally have outdated and/or wrong information

    and were happy to have you here! :)
  • tenrdrmertenrdrmer Member, Sous Chef, Senior Sous-Chef Posts: 9,934
    Yeah unless its your thread you are bringing back it's normally better to start a new one. you can always quote the old one or even just link to it for a reference.
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  • Metronome49Metronome49 Member Posts: 297
    Nice! Thanks!

    All advice is noted.
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