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It's not an unwritten rule, but just a subjective matter.
An unwritten rule is like how someone want to send his sMerit, you can give 50 merits in one post by satoshi and no one will care about it. But if you give 50 merits in one post by brand new newbie, someone will create a new thread in Reputation.
I can already see someone doing that in Reputation section hahahaha.An unwritten rule is like how someone want to send his sMerit, you can give 50 merits in one post by satoshi and no one will care about it. But if you give 50 merits in one post by brand new newbie, someone will create a new thread in Reputation.
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It's fine, there's no rule you're broke here. I will say that's a trick how you really want to give a gap time from one to another, there's no trace you leave if you use this.
Replying in the same thread or not I still leave gaps. IDK about other but that's just how I post. I have also seen back then someone being scolded for replying all the posts individually when you can just quote them instead.While some regular members may think a 20 minute gap between posts is fine, campaign managers are more concerned in the visibility of the signature on different hours throughout the day.
If the user only post in the same thread, it's make sense the posts should have a gap time, but if the poster is create post in different thread/section, I don't see any difference why it's need a gap time.There're still people like me who leaves gaps in their posting time even if it's on different thread not just to be considered a spam maybe it's just some sort of hobby or maybe they just wanted their account latest/past posts to be clean just like in my case.
