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Subject: moving threads to the proper forum

wyrwulf opened this issue on Dec 30, 2000 · 7 posts
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wyrwulf ( ) posted Sat, 30 December 2000 at 11:50 PM · edited Fri, 22 November 2024 at 1:39 PM

Would it be possible to lock the thread with an anouncement that it is being moved to * forum when it is moved, so we know where it has gone?

rcook ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2000 at 12:13 AM

Just becuase a thread is moved, does not mean it should necessarily be locked.

wyrwulf ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2000 at 12:16 AM

Thanks for the reply. I meant that the thread would be left in the original forum, locked, then copied to the proper forum with a notice of where it was moved to. Sorry for any misunderstanding.

rcook ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2000 at 12:20 AM

When a thread is moved, it is actually moved. It's not a new copy. We just change the ForumID field for all the posts. It would actually be much more work to try to leave a second copy behind.

wyrwulf ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2000 at 12:27 AM

Thanks for the explaination. If it can't be done, no problem.

rcook ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2000 at 12:31 AM

Well now, I didn't say that. :) Probably a reasonable solution is for the mod to post a new message noting that the thread has been moved. That accomplishes the goal without wasting so much space in the database.

wyrwulf ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2000 at 12:40 AM

I was asking, because there are some forums that I don't visit very regularly, and if a thread gets moved there, I don't see it for a long time. Whatever is decided is fine, just a suggestion. Thanks.

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