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My posts are still "trending"

By "trending" do you mean your threads are still receiving replies?

Or what?

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BongoMan said:
Yeah, like why are my posts still getting replies?
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What did you expect?

Threads often receive replies for days, weeks, months.

Maybe not steadily or continuously.
Some threads go without any new response for a year or
more and then gets another reply because somebody
was interested in the topic.
 
Nobody accuses you of anything. Maybe don't be so hard on yourself? :) We can definitely ruminate on the most mundane things sometimes.
 
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I have been wandering around the site and have replied to some old threads that caught my attention. It seemed polite.
 
I think you might be misunderstanding how a forum works. This isn't a social media site like Facebook or Twitter where a user posts something to their own page and then others might comment on it or give it a like for a few hours before the algorithm sweeps it away.

On an oldschool forum like this, your post goes to whatever section you post it in, and is the start of a conversation that many people participate in. The things people type below your posts aren't comments on your post, but part of a conversation that equally includes everyone who participates.

Also, a forum is chronological and there is no algorithm deciding what's worthwhile or what should be popular; threads at the top of the list are simply the ones that were posted in most recently, and a thread will continue to be bumped to the top until people are done talking about the subject.

Your posts aren't "trending", they started conversations that people want to have.
 
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