Posting Etiquette

[kasejason]

Howdy fellow disc golfers!

I am a new member to this forum although I have been reading posts for a few months now. The information has really helped me to find new courses and now I am thinking about even trying out some tournaments. I would like to post my thoughts and questions on a few courses, but many of the discussion pages for these courses have not seen a post in over a year. I was wondering, is it appropriate to post on these preexisting threads? Should I just start a new thread instead? Thanks in advance for your guidance!

-Jason

[mirth]

feel free to bring old topics back to life with a post in it.

[Jon Brakel]

Howdy fellow disc golfers!

I am a new member to this forum although I have been reading posts for a few months now. The information has really helped me to find new courses and now I am thinking about even trying out some tournaments. I would like to post my thoughts and questions on a few courses, but many of the discussion pages for these courses have not seen a post in over a year. I was wondering, is it appropriate to post on these preexisting threads? Should I just start a new thread instead? Thanks in advance for your guidance!

-Jason

Use your best judgement. We don't get really picky around here but if the thread is a general thread about the course I think it's best to use the old thread. It's kind of nice to revive an old thread because we tend to forget about what was going on at that course a year or three later.

[Dan Michler]

Just post however you like and if I will let you know afterwards if you did a bad job.

[JCthrills]

I wasn't aware the term Etiquette was able to be used in conjunction with anything internet related lol.

[Jon Brakel]

The first rule of etiquette on this board is to ignore Dan! 

[Mukey]

The first rule of etiquette on this board is to ignore Dan! 

lol