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Aweshade9

Aweshade9

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History has proven that most threads are started before the poster(s) do even a casual search of the site. But, I've made the thread a sticky. And, to make it easier to view, I'll remove all posts that don't contain a species synopsis to make the thread easier to scroll through.
 
Aweshade9 said:
Its annoying because pop up everyday when there is this thread that could answer there question without having to make a thread.
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Well,I provided an answer for that.I have no problem with certain threads being made a sticky though....the members photo thread in the introduce yourself sub forum would be a good one.


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Oddball said:
History has proven that most threads are started before the poster(s) do even a casual search of the site. But, I've made the thread a sticky. And, to make it easier to view, I'll remove all posts that don't contain a species synopsis to make the thread easier to scroll through.
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Thank you, but hopefully ,if they post in general aquaria section, they see the wall of stickies and notice one that pertains to their question.
 
Funny, "10g what should I get" are annoying to you. Yet the general "What fish should I get" or "what should I put in my 40g" are OK?

Stickys can offer information on a selection, but they don't offer much in people's personal opinion or experiences. Which is the main diving force for online forums such as this.
 
Bderick67 said:
Funny, "10g what should I get" are annoying to you. Yet the general "What fish should I get" or "what should I put in my 40g" are OK?

Stickys can offer information on a selection, but they don't offer much in people's personal opinion or experiences. Which is the main diving force for online forums such as this.
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I never said it was alright, if I knew about that thread you never would have seen my "What fish should I get" or "what should I put in my 40g".
 
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