Information please. What are "bumps" or "bump-ups"?

[ChickLover98]

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Yeah, I've been in a situation like that before. Now we can start working on better ways to "bump"

 

[FireTigeris]

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Hey that google thing is working out so far.

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

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If this means create a "duplicate topic" with the same questions but more information, I wouldn't advise this one. If you're saying to reply to your own post with "Here are some more details and some additional information I found that might help give you a better idea of what is going on.... < more information, pictures, etc.> that is a much better suggestion!

 

[ChickLover98]

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If this means create a "duplicate topic" with the same questions but more information, I wouldn't advise this one. If you're saying to reply to your own post with "Here are some more details and some additional information I found that might help give you a better idea of what is going on.... < more information, pictures, etc.> that is a much better suggestion!

I never really thought about it that way... I meant it like more information.

So... Acceptable is more information, pictures, more specific descriptions, and updates.

 

[chicklover16]

so, what if you ask a question and then after a couple of days you post again saying something like "Anybody?" or "please help me out"
is that considered bumping?

 

[call ducks]

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Hi,

I believe that would be OK. For an example

If i posted a topic today saying that my chicken was coughing up blood and i never got a reply for two days i would say that is ok. But that's just me.

 

[chicklover16]

I'm so glad, because I did that a while back and for a minute there I was afraid I had broke the rules.

 

[ChickLover98]

Maybe next time, you could post an update like "She is still throwing up blood and I'm very worried. CAn anymody help me?" instead of just "Anybody?"

Its ok, though. I know the mods understand when its an emergency.