Chatte,
I also agree with your 'personal' idea of a solution to the problem (assuming that our understanding of both rule's are correct). I think it would be a lot easier... not just for new members, but for the discussion forums on a whole.
I don't know, it was an idea.
Though we have the problem of really silly threads. Those ones I wouldn't revive myself.
But threads a la Blaze and Varrah, how I said before, I'd let those keep on an on.
They always make interesting threads to read.
Regarding the last part, don't know, this is up to the Admins/Mods.
First of all I pretty much always reply to PM's unless it's about something that can be fixed without answering. Anyway about the question, if a thread has died months ago it died for a reason, no need to revive it. If however there is new information out on the subject to be discussed, the thread are not really a copy so no reason for infraction either.
So simply don't revive threads, and if you want to discuss something that's been written before in a dead thread.. contribute with something new else you could just have read the original thread.
Well, that was something I had people saying to me with one of my threads, however I showed them it doesn't fall under that rule.
Regarding the second part, for example how it was on that thread I gave as an example, basically I posted something that no one said before, so it's nothing wrong with it as long as it's different, new perspective, right?
