How stable are bookmarks to threads?

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Bookmarks to forum threads remain stable and valid over time, as thread and post URLs do not change. There is no concern about periodic maintenance or yearly archiving affecting these bookmarks. Users can confidently bookmark threads without worrying about future invalidation. This stability ensures easy access to important discussions. Overall, bookmarking threads is a reliable way to save and revisit content.
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If I bookmark a thread in my browser, is there a forecast for how long the bookmark will remain valid? Is it there periodic forum software maintenance that would invalidate by changing the url for the thread? - such as yearly archiving.
 
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Stephen Tashi said:
If I bookmark a thread in my browser, is there a forecast for how long the bookmark will remain valid? Is it there periodic forum software maintenance that would invalidate by changing the url for the thread? - such as yearly archiving.

They will always be good, thread/post URLs do not change.
 
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