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Profitable minisite development blueprint? - Again

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I wanted to add a link in the thread below about building profitable minisites.

http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/mini-sites/61113-profitable-minisite-development-blueprint.html

However, its been closed for some reason! So I will have to start a new thread and discuss it here, instead. Seems a shame that it was closed as I think it was a very valuable thread that was closed for no apparent reason.:confused:

I think this (long) thread will be very helpful to domainers wanting to build out their portfolio. It basically provides another 'blueprint' domainers can follow........

http://www.affiliates4u.com/forums/...-people-who-need-kick-up-backside-2009-a.html

.....is it a problem that it links to another forum??
 
I believe I read elsewhere that all threads not updated for 30 days are closed. I understand why such a change was brought in, though there are of course sometimes perfectly valid reasons to want to update an old thread.

I wonder if it's possible to allow an option for the author of the thread to unlock it.
 
....didn't know about the 30 day rule - seems a bit arbitary, though.
 
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