Editing the 1st post of a thread puts it on top of the threads list.

Tuaam

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Simply, if you edit the 1st post (The control posts of sorts) then it moves the thread up the thread list.
 

phi

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Editing an OP shouldn't result in a thread bump. A lot of the time I just want to fix a spelling error or grammar problem without alerting everyone else I've suddenly updated the thread.

If you want to bump a thread that has been edited, bump with a simple "the OP/map/thread has been updated, relevant information is [here]." That's easier on the reader for 1. because they don't have to re-read the entire OP to find the edited information, and 2. it assures the poster makes a useful and relevant edit that they themselves want to bump. Automatic OP bumping via OP editing is useless.
 

Tuaam

L6: Sharp Member
Jun 26, 2015
376
248
Editing an OP shouldn't result in a thread bump. A lot of the time I just want to fix a spelling error or grammar problem without alerting everyone else I've suddenly updated the thread.

If you want to bump a thread that has been edited, bump with a simple "the OP/map/thread has been updated, relevant information is [here]." That's easier on the reader for 1. because they don't have to re-read the entire OP to find the edited information, and 2. it assures the poster makes a useful and relevant edit that they themselves want to bump. Automatic OP bumping via OP editing is useless.

Okay then.