jassson007
Founding Louisiana Chapter Leaders-Retired
John - I thought you said "enough said" and still you are ranting. We understand that you feel frustrated but .....
Amen!
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John - I thought you said "enough said" and still you are ranting. We understand that you feel frustrated but .....
John - I thought you said "enough said" and still you are ranting. We understand that you feel frustrated but .....
Yes it has disappeared because I asked for your postings to be moved to this thread.
And yes - we have had some issues with the 4 Heartland products that we have owned over the 10 years, one being a biggie but have approached it calmly both here on the forum and with Heartland Corporate office, having all issues resolved. Yes we might have had to pay some labor cost, etc but Heartland has come thru for the majority. As said before - we understand you are frustrated but continually bashing the moderators and Heartland Corporation doesn't do you any good.
I don't know what options the software allows. Perhaps someone else does know if it is an option, and if so, why it's been set the way it is set. Perhaps it's just the default for the software.
But let me take a guess. I'm pretty sure the forum uses a SQL database to store all posts, pictures, links, etc. Every time you open a thread, it's doing a quick search of the database using index pointers to the actual location of the information in the database. Each thread is likely a conglomeration of separate data elements all retrieved together via a complex search, where the complexity is hidden from the user. I'd guess that by closing old threads, the number of records that have to be indexed is significantly reduced, the number of items to be search is reduced, and time to open a thread is improved. If that's right, then by not closing old threads, the forum will over time get slower and sloowwer, and sloooowwwwerrr.
Just my guess - I could be completely wrong.