On Gravebumping and new versions:
Would standard procedure then become
1) Player sees a game
2) They look and the game hasn't been active since June 2015 (or longer) but player wants to play it, maybe even revive it
Rather than just playing it, the player creates V2/V3/V10/Vxx?
So
3) Player creates new version of thread
4) Player requests in the community forum section they are now creating new version and point to the now previous version as outdated and have it locked
5) New OP does the standard "V1-Vxx" history lesson and lays out the rules
6) OP now lets the new version into the wild and hopes people post on it
Does this sound about right?
As for gravebumping, I think it does beg the question is it really gravebumping if I bump my own thread?
Also, do we need to let Forum Mods have more authority when it comes to mostly inactive games but the OP keeps bumping them up?
There are a few games that some folks try to get to catch on, but after months and months, the post count is low, and you may see periods of 1-2 (or more) months between posts.
Does this mean that a Forum Mod could give a warning to say "hey, it's a nice idea for a game, but it doesn't seem the community is too interested in it"?
Or would the Forum Mod be able to take a game that is 1-2 years old, but only has say 30 posts, and just lock it?
This is why I kinda suggested earlier just trimming the number of pages in this forum.
You can't gravebump a thread that isn't there.
22-Mar-2016 14:26:00
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