Ignore Thread Feature

Discussion in 'TW Questions/Comments' started by NoBadMojo, Oct 22, 2005.

  1. NoBadMojo

    NoBadMojo G.O.A.T.

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    aye TW,
    Is there an 'ignore thread' feature avalable for the board? I think it would be good to not be able to see certain threads. Thanks
     
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  2. TW Staff

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    I'm not aware of such a feature but will check with Jon.

    Chris, TW
     
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  3. ClemsonTennis9

    ClemsonTennis9 Rookie

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    what would be on this thread?
     
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  4. admin_old

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    Are you referring to a thread you posted, or participated in, and you no longer wish to be 'subscribed' to the thread? If so, then yes, you can unsubscribe via the user CP. If you wish to ignore threads you have not participated in then I am not aware of such a feature. I think the best you can do is ignore users, which is administered through the User CP.

    Thanks, jon
     
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  5. NoBadMojo

    NoBadMojo G.O.A.T.

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    thank you for the responses..i'll make due..no biggie..
     
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  6. IceNineTX

    IceNineTX Semi-Pro

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    Ok, this is an old thread, but I have wanted this feature for a while. There is an add-on to ignore a thread for vBulletin.

    http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=127487

    There may be more for all I know. If there is still interest, I think it's worth checking out what is available now. I'd like to see it.
     
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  7. BreakPoint

    BreakPoint Bionic Poster

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    Wouldn't it be just as easy to just not click on any threads that you're not interested in? :confused:
     
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  8. IceNineTX

    IceNineTX Semi-Pro

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    It's just a simple feature. When you hit "new posts", a lot of the same ones keep coming up that someone may not care about and clutters things up. Not sure your situation, but at work, it would make it easier to wade through posts.

    It was important enough for people to want it, someone to write it, etc, so I'm not the only one.

    You may not use it and that's cool too.
     
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  9. BreakPoint

    BreakPoint Bionic Poster

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    I see. I never even knew there was a "New Posts" feature as I've never used it. I just look at each forum and scan for threads that I'm interested in. :)
     
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  10. SFrazeur

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    General note: Threads are like potato chips, when your the one constantly smacking on them you can't hear the awful sound.

    -SF
     
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  11. IceNineTX

    IceNineTX Semi-Pro

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    Yeah, "new posts" just lets you scan all the new ones by order of posting. It's a time saver. It's all I use after finding it.
     
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