So, if a topics been covered in the past we can no longer discuss it? Huh???

jaxwired · 09-24-2010, 07:11 AM

A thead I started on CD resolution versus MP3s was closed because "Lot's of prior threads on that subject". I was told to go search and read those old threads.

I'm not here to read old threads, I'm here to debate and discuss. Reading old threads is hardly the same as a new discussion. New people to the site should be able to start a thread regardless of whether the subject has previously been covered to death or not. Who cares? If nobody wants to talk about it, then it will be off the first page of threads quickly anyway. Just let it die on it's own.

Or, how about posting a long list of thread topics you guys are sick of and then we can all just avoid those sacred topics. Of course that would be a bit retarded.

09-24-2010, 07:11 AM	#1 (permalink)
jaxwired Groupie Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 23	So, if a topics been covered in the past we can no longer discuss it? Huh??? A thead I started on CD resolution versus MP3s was closed because "Lot's of prior threads on that subject". I was told to go search and read those old threads. I'm not here to read old threads, I'm here to debate and discuss. Reading old threads is hardly the same as a new discussion. New people to the site should be able to start a thread regardless of whether the subject has previously been covered to death or not. Who cares? If nobody wants to talk about it, then it will be off the first page of threads quickly anyway. Just let it die on it's own. Or, how about posting a long list of thread topics you guys are sick of and then we can all just avoid those sacred topics. Of course that would be a bit retarded. __________________ HiFi - Bryston/Dynaudio Twenty First Century Music Only. Folk, Alt Country, Acoustic Rock, Indie...