EDIT 1/23/2015: Using Dave's thread as an example was incorrect, since it turns out it was from a BSGP thread in 2011. The point still stands although from what I see on Sythe it may not actually be relevant. I can't find examples of people abusing this function.
Example: http://www.sythe.org/private-server...kov-gold-buy-shop-great-prices-fast-easy.html
Dave is using a thread which has absolutely 0 relevance to RSPS gold sales, in order to give the appearance that he has a longstanding RSPS gold thread. This type of activity is anti-competitive and it's not only Dave doing it. I don't mind if someone changes an active thread within the relevant forum, but in this example he has gravedug his 2011 RS3 Gold Shop, moved it to the RSPS forum, and labeled it as an Ikov Gold Shop.
How is it fair that new members create threads starting from 0 post count, while older members can recycle old irrelevant threads to get a massive head start in terms of post count / views?
Example: http://www.sythe.org/private-server...kov-gold-buy-shop-great-prices-fast-easy.html
Dave is using a thread which has absolutely 0 relevance to RSPS gold sales, in order to give the appearance that he has a longstanding RSPS gold thread. This type of activity is anti-competitive and it's not only Dave doing it. I don't mind if someone changes an active thread within the relevant forum, but in this example he has gravedug his 2011 RS3 Gold Shop, moved it to the RSPS forum, and labeled it as an Ikov Gold Shop.
How is it fair that new members create threads starting from 0 post count, while older members can recycle old irrelevant threads to get a massive head start in terms of post count / views?































































