I have noticed several instances recently where clueless people have revived really old threads, in some cases more than a decade old, and moderators needed to lock the thread.
Is there any technical or policy reason why a thread couldn't or shouldn't be locked automatically after a year or two of inactivity? It seems like that would cut down on clueless users replying to comments over a decade old, and save moderators some time. Thoughts?
Is there any technical or policy reason why a thread couldn't or shouldn't be locked automatically after a year or two of inactivity? It seems like that would cut down on clueless users replying to comments over a decade old, and save moderators some time. Thoughts?