Make it to 10,000

[Fifty]

1 hour ago

[WaluigiisFluffy]

LATE NIGHT BUMPIN' FEVER!
(disco ensues)

[Fifty]

WaluigiisFluffy, what's Baker Island like? Judging by your time zone, I assume you have some experience

[Cealgair]

L'isola del panettiere

[Fifty]

https://mariokartwii.com/images/shock.png

[Vega]

https://youtu.be/JBQ8Ndaf4Eo?si=0BZlUorUt7w_CXGG&t=71

[Fifty]

Al Bundy

[WaluigiisFluffy]

WaluigiisFluffy, what's Baker Island like? Judging by your time zone, I assume you have some experience

My time zone may or may not be skewed in order to protect my personal information. I have already changed it once since joining

[Vega]

Bumping a thread involves posting a comment to bring it to the top of a forum thread list, increasing its visibility. While there isn't a strict set of rules for bumping, it's generally considered rude or spammy to bump a thread too frequently, especially if it's already on the first page. Bumping is typically done to increase the visibility of a post or thread, remanding others of a previous conversation or issue. 


Key Considerations:

• Frequency: Avoid bumping a thread if it's still on the first page of the forum. 
  
  

[*]Purpose: Bumping is usually justified when the thread has been pushed off the first page, or if there's a new update or relevant information to share. 


[*]Content: Avoid posting meaningless comments just to bump the thread. 


[*]Forum/Group Rules: Some forums or groups may have specific rules regarding bumping, so it's always best to check the community guidelines. 


[*]Context: Bumping can be helpful for specific reasons, such as a sale, a new update, or a reminder of an ongoing discussion. 


[*]Alternative Approaches: If you're not getting responses, consider trying different wording, or asking for help from other members. 


Examples:

• Good:
  Bumping a thread about a sale to remind users about an upcoming deadline. 
  
  

[*]Bad:
Posting "bump" every few minutes to keep a thread at the top, even if it's already on the first page. 


[*]Good:
Adding a comment that provides new information or clarifies a point, which naturally bumps the thread to the top. 


[*]Bad:
Posting a generic comment like "Good luck with this" without adding any meaningful content, just to bump the thread. 


In summary, bumping a thread is generally acceptable if it's done sparingly, with appropriate content, and in accordance with the forum or group rules.

[Fifty]

WaluigiisFluffy, what's Baker Island like? Judging by your time zone, I assume you have some experience

My time zone may or may not be skewed in order to protect my personal information. I have already changed it once since joining

Good thing Vega can see your IP address as the administrator of these forums then