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Anybody find themselves revisiting old threads?

Not that long ago some threads made me look back at some of what I'd said so many years ago. I wound up going off on a tangent & reading other threads, some which I'd never seen; others I'd passed over.

I wasn't searching for anything in particular. Waxing nostalgic perhaps?
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dopogue
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A related question: Ever been embarrassed by what you discovered you wrote earlier in a long-ago thread?

I'm sure you know why I ask :-)
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charles1dad
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Absolutely1 I find many interesting and well informed topics that have educated me and expanded my knowledge base. It`s also cause me to appreciate and seek out certain member`s posts for their consistent high quality contributions.
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shadorne
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Many are deleted or unavailable. This site goes in circles. Balanced, XLR, RCA, passive, active, damping factor etc just repeat endlessly in repeated threads.
samhar
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Dopouge,

Yes.
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tabl10s
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Visiting is one thing. Answering/posting to an old thread is another that wastes peoples time when thry look at the date. Imagine if someone added to a Bob Crump post?
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