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With all due respect Adrian shouldnt you be asking the originator of the thread if he/she wants it to be combined, isnt it there right in a democracy to have there own thread out there, you are assuming that everyone wants to go to one large thread for info, this site after all is about us all interacting and helping each other.
This an observation not a complaint by the way, I can see your purpose in what you are doing.
robbie wrote: There are lots of info on the most popular questions here.....
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photobod wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Another thread added...
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With all due respect Adrian shouldnt you be asking the originator of the thread if he/she wants it to be combined, isnt it there right in a democracy to have there own thread out there, you are assuming that everyone wants to go to one large thread for info, this site after all is about us all interacting and helping each other.
This an observation not a complaint by the way, I can see your purpose in what you are doing.
Combining threads like this is very common practice on forums.
I specifically made a thread (linked in my signature and stickied in the beginners section) that has many RAW vs Jpeg style threads. There is and there was no need for a new one.
So to answer your question. No I don't need to ask them first, they should have looked about a bit first.
If the question is reasonably original I won't combine the thread, but we've had around 10 threads on the topic now and that is just messy.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
photobod wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Another thread added...
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With all due respect Adrian shouldnt you be asking the originator of the thread if he/she wants it to be combined, isnt it there right in a democracy to have there own thread out there, you are assuming that everyone wants to go to one large thread for info, this site after all is about us all interacting and helping each other.
This an observation not a complaint by the way, I can see your purpose in what you are doing.
Combining threads like this is very common practice on forums.
I specifically made a thread (linked in my signature and stickied in the beginners section) that has many RAW vs Jpeg style threads. There is and there was no need for a new one.
So to answer your question. No I don't need to ask them first, they should have looked about a bit first.
If the question is reasonably original I won't combine the thread, but we've had around 10 threads on the topic now and that is just messy.
I know you dont need to ask but isnt it just a courteous thing to do as this is the most friendly forum regarding photography, as I said it wasnt a complaint just an observation. as I said people like to have their own threads it makes them feel as though they are contributing positively, plus they may want the extra points !!, looking around isnt always easy as some of these threads disappear to the back pages very quickly and I know you will say they can go into a particular area to find it, but its my bet that most people on here will click on recent topics and go through a few pages depending on how much time they have, its just human nature.
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