As above.
It's usually done when the original poster is impatient or doesn't like the quality of the replies so far and wants to gain more visibility in the misguided hope that someone will see the thread this time round.
If you see it, report it.
Yes, we consider it spam. It makes it harder for all other members to browse the boards, especially considering that we get well over 100 posts in an hour.
How do I report "bump" posts?
Click the report post icon that looks like an exclamation point inside a yellow triangle. over there----->
Simply report them as "bump spam". This sends the message to all moderators, and someone is bound to take care of it.
Thank you, for a second I thought I'd have to write a whole essay explaining.![]()
We have short attentions spans, so use small words.Thank you, for a second I thought I'd have to write a whole essay explaining.![]()
We have short attentions spans, so use small words.
I'd suggest having a read through this thread as we tore the subject apart.
For the occasional bump post that gets reported or I come across on my own, no, I don't hand out a warning or infraction. However if you have three posts within 12 minutes and two of those posts only purpose is to drive your trade back up to the top of the heap, then yes, either a warning or infraction will be distributed.i dont think it should be considered as spam, unless someones doing it more than once a day or 2. Us gamers can get a little impatient when it comes to getting answers for some seemingly important questions and inquiries. I feel its harmless. One shouldnt be penalized for it.