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JERRY2KONE · **Mostly. -** 04.16.2010, 10:53 AM

I have done it myself, but not to make the person feel bad, but because it is usually somone new to the forum who just did not realize that the topic or thread was so out dated. I did the same thing when I first joined RCM, and someone made a comment about the thread being two years old. Not knowing how the forum actually worked at that time I was just learning and did not think to look at the date of the last posting. For sure I learned very quickly to look at the date before posting anything on any thread from that day forward. Sure it was embarrassing to me and it did kind of tick me off, but after being on the forum for a while I realized that it was not really meant to be an antaginistic comment. It was just stated because it was obvious that I had no idea how old the thread really was. No biggie.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Mostly. - 04.16.2010, 10:53 AM I have done it myself, but not to make the person feel bad, but because it is usually somone new to the forum who just did not realize that the topic or thread was so out dated. I did the same thing when I first joined RCM, and someone made a comment about the thread being two years old. Not knowing how the forum actually worked at that time I was just learning and did not think to look at the date of the last posting. For sure I learned very quickly to look at the date before posting anything on any thread from that day forward. Sure it was embarrassing to me and it did kind of tick me off, but after being on the forum for a while I realized that it was not really meant to be an antaginistic comment. It was just stated because it was obvious that I had no idea how old the thread really was. No biggie. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.