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For the second part, that doesn't bother me to much, as long as it isn't someone overly abusing it.
Same for multiple posts by the same author. Intent is key here. If it's a simple "bump" post, then that's spamming in my opinion. On the other hand if they're updating the thread with relevant information (such as troubleshooting steps taken, or replying to different people in separate posts), I feel it should be allowed.
So yeah. Case by case basis, is where I personally stand on this.
Ok with me.
I'd prefer it. Maybe with a canned response to close it.
Hmm. Fair enough.
If I recall correctly, it was posted someplace that he wants you to try to break the game with as many mods as possible... so probably not yet. The best way to handle this, is to tell people to provide a mod list order, and the save that broken. It is probably the fastest way to get a bug fixed for him.
The posts I was seeing there for a while were not productive posts, but it's died down anyway.
There is also a better spot for those anyway - within the threads for each build in the events/announcements sub-forum. Or even better yet, at the discord where Tynan normally asks people to bring that data.