The weirdest ones are in OC. Something like 4 favourite anime threads on the first page, so lemme just go to page 5 and necro one from there.Westonini wrote:
I'm honestly wondering how some of these non-regular random people find some months/years old thread in off-topic in the first place.
Like, were they looking for something or did they just decide to go to page 10 on the off-topic forums just to comment on some random thread?
Tell that to newfags who explore these grounds for the first timeStefan wrote:
The idea to not necrobump threads like that is a law of the internet, not a rule of osu!.
I don't see it here http://rulesoftheinternet.com/Stefan wrote:
The idea to not necrobump threads like that is a law of the internet, not a rule of osu!.
Edgar_Figaro wrote:
For anyone wondering “how people find these threads” it’s really quite simple.
They probably were interested in a topic and decided to search for it rather than posting a new thread using osu’s Search tool.
People often say don’t create new threads if one exists and yet to not necro a thread. That would mean though that no old topic can ever be discussed again if you followed both rules.
it is only anoying when it doesnt add to the discussion or the sole purpose is the necrobump and annoy people microism wrote:
necropost is fine
Or, even worse, you can post a thread and immediately post the exact same thread, which is a parallel post.abraker wrote:
alternatively you can do what I did to some and make it worse than a necro, a repost
DID YOU READ THE POST DAMN!!??mixtrik wrote:
Ok.
Yeah, thats why I did this :tf:Corne2Plum3 wrote:
DID YOU READ THE POST DAMN!!??mixtrik wrote:
Ok.
Imagine necroing a post like this lmfao
we already have enough necromancers in here >:|mixtrik wrote:
Yeah, thats why I did this :tf:Corne2Plum3 wrote:
DID YOU READ THE POST DAMN!!??mixtrik wrote:
Ok.
Imagine necroing a post like this lmfao
Enjoy the 3 year silencemixtrik wrote:
Ok.
