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Why is necroing even considered remotely bad? "Don't necro" appears to be a commonly accepted rule on most forums, but why?
I can only see the people who get a notification be mildly annoyed of having to read the context of an old thing again, but apart from that, I don't see anything even ever so slightly wrong. Anyone? Am I missing some fundamental step of the history of forums on the internet?
It mostly has to do with the fluidity of members on a forum, though in the case of League, also the fluidity of the game itself.
On many forums, there's no guarantee that those who started a thread a long time ago are still around to respond. Or even the other members participating in the thread, for that matter. So going through and replying to a bunch of people who aren't even around anymore isn't going to strike up any new conversation. In this situation, it's preferred to just have a member put together a new thread with its own context, to be discussed by a fresh set of people, compared to the old thread.
Then, within the context of League itself, the game changes so frequently that a thread from even just 6 months ago would have been discussing a completely different game environment compared to current.
All that said, it is sometimes entertaining here to look back at threads from a few years back to see what people were talking about then :P