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Remove a thread or make invisible
markimark1984
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Hi there,
Is it possible to make a thread which I started invisible or remove it altogether?
Thanks:)
M
Is it possible to make a thread which I started invisible or remove it altogether?
Thanks:)
M
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Just thank people for their input (as you have done) and let it slide down the board out of sight.0
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Hi Torbrex,
Thanks for this, yes people should always be thanked for their input!
I was more concerned with one of the threads being accessed through my profile and one of the previous threads I started in there by clicking "Show all statistics".0 -
Sorry but it is a public forum and it boils down to 'if you don't want it to be seen, don't post it'0
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haha that's what I thought, and it's perfectly fine. I was seeing if the functionality was there!
Thanks again
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This might be a handy feature as I have just found out when I accidentally posted to the wrong forum - or maybe make it so the thread owner can move the thread themselves to the correct place.0
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Yeah that could be handy. Take some pressure off moderators
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thescouselander wrote: »maybe make it so the thread owner can move the thread themselves to the correct place.markimark1984 wrote: »Yeah that could be handy. Take some pressure off moderators

BGs? :think:
Not necessarily ...
Some people would try to move their thread, that a BG has moved to the wrong board, back to the correct board.
And then the BG will feel compelled to move it back to the wrong board again ... :whistle:0
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