Why and how does this happen?

Galaxia_TheWolf684

So, I was scrolling through old forums (because I'm weird.), and noticed this:

(In case image thing isn't working, it's an image of a topic DUPLICATED. It's two topics that are IDENTICAL but they have different Last post by —'s, or whatever.

So, can someone explain to me why or how this happens?

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awesome5185

Maybe because someone made it twice?

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awesome5185

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Galaxia_TheWolf684

awesome5185 wrote:
Maybe because someone made it twice?

But what's the point of making two IDENTICAL threads almost back-to-back?

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Galaxia_TheWolf684 wrote:
awesome5185 wrote:
Maybe because someone made it twice?
But what's the point of making two IDENTICAL threads almost back-to-back?

Lag, it happens a couple times. Mainly with quoting but sometimes topic creation.

TheRealNetherBefore

--_Nova_-- wrote:
Galaxia_TheWolf684 wrote:
awesome5185 wrote:
Maybe because someone made it twice?
But what's the point of making two IDENTICAL threads almost back-to-back?
Lag, it happens a couple times. Mainly with quoting but sometimes topic creation.

That, or the user was intentionally spamming it. If the thread itself seems relatively normal, it was likely lag.

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