Yeah, thirty days might be a bit too small, now that I think about it. I got that number because its the default warning setting right now. I actually like the 6 months or older much better, since something
that old is pretty outdated and more or less dead.

Remember that if you've been absent for a year, and a thread's been dead for 6 months (or longer), sure it may be new to
you, but it's supah old to the rest of us!

 When someone posts in them, not only do we forget what the original thread's about, but when the revival is with irrelevant info, the thread just get spammed with off-topic chat. I'd be fine with that if they were all in the We're in Haven or Off-Topic, but a lot of the times they aren't.

On the other side of the coin, I do recognize that some post revivals are legit, and the intention isn't to scare newbies off. I'd probably create an error message saying: "Sorry, this thread is no longer accepting replies, please
create a new thread with a link to the old one."Â If it's easy to automatically add the link to the post message, I may have it do that too.
Zelly also makes a good point that fan-fiction and fan-art could exceed the necro-limit, but again, they could easily create new threads. In fact, I'd prefer it if they did a new thread per fan-art since it's usually pretty hard to sift through pages of a thread to find all the artwork. As for fan-fics, I think we'll just manually merge them with the original threads. Since they don't get created often, and they're obviously legit, they're easy to merge.
Haha and to Alex & Jesse, sure we could delete all irrelevant revivals, but when people go on a posting spree of 100+ posts at a time, it's annoying and a waste of time to clean them up, so often they get left untouched.
