Time Limit

[mardukblood2009]

I think that posts you make should expire after a month. I am doing my posts today and I am reading different posts from 2 or 3 months ago in my feed and most of them are not relevant anymore. I don't even no why people are even still answering some of this stuff.

[bhdz]

I too have come across posts that are no longer relevant. I would not mind if they were to expire, but I suppose they could be viewed as a source of information or be turned to for reference.

[berthabutt]

Usually older threads are locked by Adm. or the original poster.  Personally, when I have the time I kind of like to read some older posts.

[kjstrukel]

Sometimes it is helpful to read old posts and get some insight on things that seem glitchy.  Tap surveys for one -- there have been several different times when they just don't work... it is helpful to me to go back and see what happened in the past -- gives me some hope that there will be a resolution. 

[oldbuddy]

I think that posts you make should expire after a month. I am doing my posts today and I am reading different posts from 2 or 3 months ago in my feed and most of them are not relevant anymore. I don't even no why people are even still answering some of this stuff.

Some people here would never reach the $3 posting bonus if they could not answer old worthless comments.

[UGetPaid]

Personally, when I have the time I kind of like to read some older posts.

Exactly Berthabutt! I often like to read the suggested threads that the forum puts up below the end of a particular thread that usually have a common or similar thread title. Many of those are from the days before I was even a member here and I find it interesting to see how opinions and attitudes have changed.


If it were up to me, I would let the topics remain open for a bit longer than they are.

[oldbuddy]

Personally, when I have the time I kind of like to read some older posts.

Exactly Berthabutt! I often like to read the suggested threads that the forum puts up below the end of a particular thread that usually have a common or similar thread title. Many of those are from the days before I was even a member here and I find it interesting to see how opinions and attitudes have changed.


If it were up to me, I would let the topics remain open for a bit longer than they are.

I consider myself as an oldtimer, but my opinions and attitudes about Fusioncash have changed very little. They are the Elite Simple Money Making Opportunity and as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar.

[tuffys_daughtr]

Yeah, I don't see a problem with them either. You can clearly see the date they were started and the date they were most recently commented on. Sometimes there's an answer there for a problem you might have that you didn't even know about.

[rwhite17]

I like reading older posts and can tell by the dates when they were posted, the last time someone posted on it and how many posts there are... I see no problem

[dsawan]

maybe 60 days and delete

[abbyjhill15]

The offers and videos often circle back around and are active again at some point.  I like to read the old posts about those to determine whether people ended up getting paid for those or if they are a waste of my time.  Maybe they could do new threads in a certain place but still leave the older ones for those that want to read them.

[betlynjua]

The more posts we have available, the more opportunity we have to engage, respond and all that stuff ( good or not so good ).

In turn this makes it easier to accumulate the required posts for bonus. 

So, in my opinion, I'd like things to stay just the way they are.