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Ending of thread
by a.c. on Wednesday 06/Jul/2005, @10:30

While I do not mind the killing of a thread, I would appreciate it if a single message is posted saying that a thread was killed and why. Sad that somebody had to enquire about the thread.

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Re: Ending of thread
by JohnFlux on Wednesday 06/Jul/2005, @13:00

Yeah I'm always the last to complain about such things, but just deleting threads with no trace always makes me feel uneasy. Is this now going offtopic enough so that this thread will also be deleted?

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Re: Ending of thread
by El Pseudonymo on Thursday 07/Jul/2005, @07:31

I'd like to second that.
while it is certainly the decision of the maintainers of this cite, to close or kill threads for rude trolling, at least a note would be in order.

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Re: Ending of thread
by Navindra Umanee on Thursday 07/Jul/2005, @09:07

We editors don't generally delete non-abusive threads as a rule, so this was basically a mistake. We are discussing it internally.

Danimo did leave a message where the original thread was, but TIM.. found it necessary to followup anyway and ask about it. Since Danimo followed up with a more complete explanation to TIM.., I removed his original note since it was basically a dupe and unnecessary.

Carry on, then.

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