Editting Options?

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knickers
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Editting Options?

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I wasn't sure where I was suppose to put this. So I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place.


I was just wondering if there was going to be an option where a Mod/Admin edits someone's post, and the user isn't allowed to re-edit it to remove the changes the Mod/Admin did ...
This has been proven to be very annoying on boards where I've changed what someone has said, and given them a warning, then they re-editted it ...

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Re: Editting Options?

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Yes, this is already possible here. Try to edit your post. ;)
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Re: Editting Options?

Post by knickers »

Sweet.
Thanks! :)

You can lock this thread now if you like!

Cap'n Refsmmat
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Re: Editting Options?

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You can actually lock your own threads now!

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Re: Editting Options?

Post by code reader »

Cap'n Refsmmat wrote: You can actually lock your own threads now!
you can.
unfortunately, its a one-way lock: even if you locked your thread yourself, only a moderator can unlock it.

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Re: Editting Options?

Post by SamG »

I guess I don't see why a one-way lock is unfortunate. In my experience, even moderators seldom exercise their power to unlock, and then only with a compelling reason. In practice, a one-way lock will cause very few problems among conscientious users, I think, and yet will at the same time close the door to abuse.

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