I
vote
for
simply
deleting
the
whole
thread.
Seeing
replies
without
the
original
post
is
going
to
be
confusing.
Yes,
there
may
have
been
some
good replies, but on the whole, bad nodes are not going
to get good replies. Most of the really "bad" ones are
either personal attacks or just someone fooling
around (like cutting and pasting code from other nodes,
or posting purposefully bad code). Maybe an exception
could be made for replies that actually have really,
really good content, but as a rule I would say to delete
them.
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