yourMissTress -> RE: Fuck this, I am gonna name names right here!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (3/3/2006 7:01:02 AM)
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ORIGINAL: candystripper But i must admit, now i have to do a bit of research to determine if what i'm about to post is original. *Big Sigh*. i wonder now, do we bump old threads where they are still relevant? i don't mean "bump" in a bad way; i guess i mean "revive'. Be funny to see how members' opinions have changed since they arrived, as i know mine have. Education is a dangeous thing. candystripper Interesting question candy--in My newest work project I am heavily involved in the content development and structure for a "news and feature" site that is considered external to our company--the thoughts about relevancy are very different "out there"--consumers of news like to revive subjects for a variety of reasons--it is still or is newly relevant to their lives--or they want to see what the new "mix" of consumers thinks and feels--(which is why I get irritated here at times when someone asks a question and they get past URL's for a response)---but there is always a search feature for research, review of past thoughts or to find a contributor who is an expert in an area for a direct dialogue. So I say bring it, who cares if we talked about it before. Another take on this thought is that there is an ever evolving group of posters here. Yes, there are some of you that have been posting since the site began. But I think it's nice to have both options on getting others thoughts. Besides that, have you ever seen a thread started about oh say..."Rubberbands" that ends up being a thread about "The trauma of the LLama"?
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