ok, it was a bad idea.
I was thinking about some kind of workaround to make it look as if they were separate posts or something.
The worst thing (at least this is how it appears to me) is when you write a very long post as a reply to somebody (which is one topic) and then you give a reply to somebody else (which is, a totally different topic) - and the posts get merged. You know, if one writes a post of 100 lines of text, and among them there is a quote to somebody else, it is quite possible to be missed by the readers. The other thing is that I guess that it is more readable to have two different posts of 50 lines of text (each post dealing with a distinct topic) rather than having two topics placed in the same post of 100 lines of text.
If this is a bad idea too, then I give up.
I was thinking about some kind of workaround to make it look as if they were separate posts or something.
The worst thing (at least this is how it appears to me) is when you write a very long post as a reply to somebody (which is one topic) and then you give a reply to somebody else (which is, a totally different topic) - and the posts get merged. You know, if one writes a post of 100 lines of text, and among them there is a quote to somebody else, it is quite possible to be missed by the readers. The other thing is that I guess that it is more readable to have two different posts of 50 lines of text (each post dealing with a distinct topic) rather than having two topics placed in the same post of 100 lines of text.
Tiberius Wrote:Currently posts made within 60 minutes of each other are merged into one. I don't really want to alter this value, since there really is no reason to post multiple times unless you are trying to 'bump' the thread up.Isn't it possible to have a checkbox in the posting panel (e.g. at the "Post Options") to be called "Post as separate" and if you check it, to ignore the 60 minutes period of time?
If this is a bad idea too, then I give up.
