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Old 29-04-2019, 01:54 PM   #1
AMB
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Technical Contributor: For members who share their technical expertise. - Issue reason: Always has a helpful answer in the technical sections, wether it's giving information on a simple diagnosis with a small issue, Helping someone fix their car if they are stuck on removing/installing something, or just need information on what works how. 
Default Why only the last 75 days of posts shown by default?

I hate it when you go to somewhere like a sub-category of the technical documents and there are no threads shown, because by default it only shows posts from the last 75 days.
Can the default be changed to show all? There is often only a couple of pages of threads in total, so show all is not that many threads.
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