I think sending a list with topics which would have been bumped to an inbox is a good idea. Auto-bump can be very helpful if the whole community can help. But most bumped topics here need someone to mark a post as solution and/or close the topic. Sometimes a community member can add a link to a feature, but someone else still has to close it. If those topics were a few weeks old and did not receive an answer, everyone could help answering them. But answering support questions from 4 years ago doesn’t seem that helpful; I don’t think the person asking is still waiting for an answer.
It could be interesting to bump old feature topics since topic voting was enabled after they were published. But those would probably have to be tidied up first.
AI 기반의 ‘오늘의 기능’ 같은 형식이 그 대안이 될 수 있을지 궁금했습니다. 오래된 Contribute > Feature 주제들을 '부스트’하는 방법이자, 동시에 일부 내용을 부드럽게 다듬는 방법으로도 활용될 수 있을 것 같습니다. 최신 게시글에서 직접 부스트하는 것 대신 주제 안에서 진행한다면, 사람들은 그때그때 기분에 따라 주제를 팔로우하거나 알림을 끄는 등 자유롭게 선택할 수 있을 것입니다.
Assumed is appropriate when solved but I’ve had issues before, search them, find the topics closed and still need help, IMO closed should be reserved for an offensive post where replies are not desired.
Solved problems can arise again with other users, builds, plug-ins etc
Sure, except typically you want your forum repaired and that would cause delays
This is all well written, tough to argue, however I’ve had to read through long posts before where near the top the solution seems available and then down its found it is not, sometimes never is.
I’d have to say there never a single size fits all solution, but would like to see more options to not close threads, the auto bump is, IMO, for forums with small communities and a need for more to discuss, to maintain life, I doubt its needed at all here.
Therefore aside from offensive posts even solved ones should be allowed to die out on their own.
On the Discourse site where I worked, there was a much higher preference of discussion usually staying in one topic and only open a new one if necessary. We also didn’t automatically most close topics when they’re solved - it was mainly for bug reports.
I was mostly just trying to explain the rationale here on Meta – not necessarily that I agree with it all myself
Yeah I agree that it is too much time to ask - I was trying to phrase a request for moderators here to reopen the topic for you
