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Why did my reply start a new thread?


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Mike Garnham

08/02/08 08:44

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Hi,

I replied to a thread yesterday (oak stair), but instead of appearing under the original heading I appear to have started a new thread. What has gone wrong?

Mike

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Bob

12/02/08 17:20

46 forum posts

Mike,

I agree, when I looked there were 2 different threads, (sets of comments) in the 'Bench Banter' section; 1 of which I started. The tone and direction is totally different in both. Perhaps it would provoke a livelier discussion if the two were one.

Bob.

13/02/08 19:53

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Hi Guys, I agree, this would be a nice feature but it's something we have to work around for the time being. When posting a comment on a gallery item it's worth having a look at the bottom of the page first to see if there are any existing threads before starting a new one.

There is room for improvement here so thanks for your views.

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