to old

[jimchappelear]

The info in all the forums is from way back when. Need to delete material more than two years old. Just my opinion. Jim.

[Larry]

Lots of work.... so little time (and help).

Your suggestion is well taken and on our list of things to do.

[russosborne]

I have to disagree. Things like how to replace a trunk floor, how I solved this problem, etc, never really get out of date.

I understand that there is a time when you might need to cut down due to server space needs, but other than that having the old stuff around is good, in my opinion.

Russ

[super]

The old post are a good reference for the most part. I have viewed over many of them and found helpful information.

[Larry]

I too have found that good info never gets outdated. But in defence of the original question, I seriously will try to find some time to weed through and delete simple items that don't contribute.

I have heard stories, over the years, of people who responded to an old ad they stumbled across in a very outdated publication.... and connected with a deal. It does happen sometimes.

[jcarlso1]

I agree...keep the older posts out here. For those of us newer joiners, the information is so helpful. Can't tell you the number of times I have browsed thru the various topics to read about the experience of others that relates to a project that I had just recently started. Where would all that good info be if deleted?

[jcarlso1]

(hit 'submit' before I was done!)...I also like the feature that allows you to just view recent posts since the last log in. I use that a lot, but value the previous/old posts the most.