Please make sure that a topic does not become too "off topic" (OT) or contain different topics. This means when a discussion strays too far from the actual topic. Such "topic dumps" do not arise out of malicious intent, but simply out of ignorance. For example, a topic on tyre issues suddenly turns into a topic about the new PCM and then Porsche's new sales strategy is discussed.
Please avoid this for two reasons:
For example, you ask a question about buying advice in an existing topic that is actually about wheels. Other users who could have helped you with the buying advice, but find a topic about wheels uninteresting, will never see your question - and so valuable input to your question is missing. However, if your question had been posted under a new, appropriate topic title, it would be read and considered more. The posts that now follow in the "wrong" topic and may be valuable for other users become a kind of "landfill". They lie hidden and are no longer of much use, because...
...the PFF is also a kind of Porsche Archive. That means that even years after their creation, many topics are still interesting for other users. However, in order to be able to find suitable topics via the search function, the topic content should match the original topic title. Otherwise, valuable tips and comments may no longer be found because they are "hidden" in an inappropriate topic title. And we thus have a "topic dump".
Please take this advice to heart and open a new topic for new questions and aspects.
Thank you very much!