hmm yip no beer threads recently on here no siree one would hate to read how the Tuatara Indian Pale Ale far exceeds the pale weak urine of Tui
And no it was because he was on a chook chaser more than likely and the elitist sprotsbike riders don't wave to anyone other than sprotbikes
Interesting. Personally I have never trialled the Tuatara. And I find the Tui too sweet. But again, new members will join in with other views and perhaps even you (clearly a beer connoisseur) might learn something of value?
"Sprotbike" riders have always been the odd ones out...
Only took 30 odd seconds to find this.
I know. But the interesting question is why? OK, so this thread is a given as it is in regards to the "repost" issue. But with other threads, why would someone do the search so they can plaster repost on to a post/thread? Whats in it? Show off? Gloating? Boredom? Mental illness? One hand free? A will to destroy the world?
Putting others down is the kiwi way I guess, sad but true.
But I hope it's more to do with pointing out the vast amount of information that is probably already available here on a given topic. Why should someone that started a thread or posted in a thread have to repeat themselves because someone was too lazy to search?
There is no doubt that some people take the whole Repost thing too far. But in answer to your question, there is indeed such a thing as a Repost.
A forum like KiwiBiker is a busy place. There is so much to read and look at. Most of us would find that they have to balance time on the site, with other interests or duties. Being able to surf the site without being subjected to the same tired old jokes, or viewing the same regurgitated bike crash photos, is a key part of maximising people's enjoyment of the site.
Yes, there may be some who haven't seen it before, but the majority have, so why subject them to the same tired old stuff over and over again?
The process is a key part of "Forum Netiquette", which is referred to in the site rules.
The "search before you post" requirement is not difficult or onerous.
Most of us have been caught by the "repost" thing at some stage, and perhaps been growled at. It's not a biggie. Move on.
Can I believe the magic of your size... (The Shirelles)
And then ,when you post in a 3 year old thread that you searched for, the repost crew will change hats and yell "THREAD DREDGER"
How the fark can you win?
"Not one day that we are here on this earth has been promised to us, so make the most of every day as if it was your last, and every breath ,as if it were the same"
Thread dredging is the other side of the coin.
If you've got a new and valuable input to a previously discussed issue, then no problem.
If you dredge up an ancient thread, just to post "I agree", or "Me too", then expect a kicking.
Similarly, dredging up a three-year-old crash thread and posting "Get well soon" will result in some rather grumpy responses.
Again, it's not a biggie. Get over it.
Can I believe the magic of your size... (The Shirelles)
Mate it must be us dirt bikers we must use the wrong deodorant or something, because yesterday out on my VFR I must have passed more like 40 bikers and maybe half waved and the ones that didn't were mainly sportbike or BMW riders and a few Harley riders. Most harley riders waved. Now how did they know I was a dirt bike rider when I was on my road bike? Would a search find the answer to this mystery and is it a repost?
Cheers
Merv
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