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dUSt

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It is always sad when information gets deleted.

 

As far as the Lame Board is concerned, why not delete everything every 30 minutes?

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Why not create a specific forum/folder for all the archived material? Would that still prevent moving or deleting fora (e.g., the Lame Board, or whatever)?

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Yeah, I'd like to apply for an exemption for my lame board thread, otherwise I'll be moving my stuff to the open mic. :P

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homeschoolmom

Any thread that has "It is not couthed to speak illy of the dead" should be preserved forever.

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IcePrincessKRS

 

Any thread that has "It is not couthed to speak illy of the dead" should be preserved forever.

 

 

"All ye native Dakota spirits."

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Hey, I get the lame lame posts... but there are some threads that really are worth being survivors......

 

My random thread can go but, hey, Missy?  BG?  ARFink?  before 1978?   And a lot of the others, too.....   Would you just delete all that HISTORY?

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I wonder what topic(s ) people keep revisiting the most! dUSt- you have my vote on what you suggested!

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franciscanheart

No threads will be deleted. All the threads will return back to normal. Nothing will be archived.

 

After this process finishes, I do hope to go in and delete a ton of threads though. I'm thinking the ones that meet these parameters:

 

- Older than 1 year with less than 5 replies

- Older than 5 years with less than 20 replies

- Older than 30 days in Lame Board

 

Thoughts?

Good plan. :like:

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Two things.

 

One of the biggest "slow down" factors is huge threads. For example, the "Count to 10,000" thread. It is a major board slowdown, and contributes nothing.

 

The "older than 30 days" means it's been over 30 days since the last post, not 30 days since the thread was created.

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For example, I cannot tell the phorum to "only unarchive topics in the Lame Board".

Good.

 

No threads will be deleted. All the threads will return back to normal. Nothing will be archived.

 

After this process finishes, I do hope to go in and delete a ton of threads though. I'm thinking the ones that meet these parameters:

 

- Older than 1 year with less than 5 replies

- Older than 5 years with less than 20 replies

- Older than 30 days in Lame Board

 

Thoughts?

Looks good, especially with the clarification on the Lame Board. Though might be a good idea to see if anything particularly insightful was said in a thread. Google does find Phatmass, ya know!

 

 

One of the biggest "slow down" factors is huge threads. For example, the "Count to 10,000" thread. It is a major board slowdown, and contributes nothing.

We have one of those!? Can someone link me, please?

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franciscanheart

Looks good, especially with the clarification on the Lame Board. Though might be a good idea to see if anything particularly insightful was said in a thread. Google does find Phatmass, ya know!

Do you know how long it would take to look through 90K threads? :blink:

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Two things.

 

One of the biggest "slow down" factors is huge threads. For example, the "Count to 10,000" thread. It is a major board slowdown, and contributes nothing.

 

The "older than 30 days" means it's been over 30 days since the last post, not 30 days since the thread was created.

 

thanks for the clarification. sounds like a plan! 

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archive.org needs to do a better job of finding threads Sometimes I get as far as finding a topic, click it and it's not there.

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