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by dang
430 days ago
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Thanks. It's always a puzzle what to do with threads based on articles that have since been superseded by later developments. Do we start a new thread based on a new article? The new article / thread usually fails to do very well, partly because there just was a big discussion, and partly because hearing about something getting fixed is less interesting and exciting than the original stimulus. I've been playing recently with putting [fixed] at the end of the original title to indicate this sort of state change to the reader. Not sure if that's the best way, nor if the situation has genuinely been fixed or not, but I guess it's better than nothing. Swapping out the article and title would probably be too much of a rug pull on the existing thread. |
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