I have a thread in the "Your Announcements" sub-forum. I've left it somewhat fallow since the first post, largely, I think, because I didn't feel that my posts between here and that first post were really worth linking to each week. Today, however, I have an update that I do want to post. I dug up my thread--and discovered that it has apparently been more than sixty days, and thus I'm not allowed to post replies.

In all fairness, I was aware of the "sixty-day limit", but I don't think that I had made the connection between that and my thread having lain idle, whether because it hadn't occurred to me that it had been that long or because I wouldn't have expected the rule to apply to announcement threads.

So... what should I do? I imagine that I shouldn't just ignore the rule (although it does look as though a bug in the forum software might allow me to do so). Conversely, it seems odd to me to create a new thread of this sort--a second announcement, so to speak. That said, the feeling of oddness might come from being more familiar with forums in which thread-necromancy is more kindly looked upon.

One away or another, my thanks for advice given. ^_^

For reference, the thread in question should be here.

(Having now encountered this issue, I do intend to post more often in whatever thread I end up using. ^^; )

I'm still seeing the warning on my end (although I did get a notification about your post). However, reading between the lines and given the aforementioned bug, I'll take it that resurrecting the thread is acceptable and so post my update.

Thank you very much for your responses, both of you! ^_^

That does seem to have removed the warning--thank you. ^_^

I'm about to compose a post there, I intend, so we'll see what happens when you remove your post after I've posted mine...

[edit] And it's done. The post should be visible here [/edit]