No Replies = No More Topic Posts?

[Corso]

I didn't reply this time round because the most recent threads were repeats

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=144436 was posted in March

and then here again in April

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=144996

I commented in the first thread but didn't have anything to add the second time around.

Maybe a bump of the first thread with more info would have encouraged others to post on an established thread?

 

[Janne]

I am sure this has been adressed before, but a "like' button would be nice.
I might not want to add a reply if I can not add anything constructive, but I might like to acnowledge that I think the post is interesting!

But - no 'dislike' button please. Creates bad feelings all around. And I would get a deep depression.

 

[Janne]

Well, nobody posted a reply, not even Le Loup....
No merit, not interesting with the 'like' button idea?

 

[ValeTudoGuy]

Le Loup announced he had left the forum shortly after this thread I thought.

 

[wales1]

I wouldn't take no feedback as a negative. More discussion usually arises from either a controversial subject or a post seeking advice ( everyone loves advising or chipping in when there controversy!).... the fact there are numerous views of your videos/posts would suggest either enjoyment/alignment, best way to seek feedback is to ask for it if your uncertain as to its merit. I have watched many a video/link from here and sincerely enjoyed it, however have not added any comment, if feedback was requested I would most definitely provide it. I guess some of us just assume that whoever has posted videos/links with useful ideas/inspiring videos would know its worth... us humble quiet viewers are taking some of the ideas/inspiration form the links/videos and replicating believe me. Never assume no feedback is negative, it's most likely the opposite!

Steve

 

[Janne]

Pity. He was a nice guy doing battles with. Gave me lots of ideas, and shared lots and lots of knowledge!