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Title: Replying without bumping up? Post by: niko on August 22, 2012, 04:51:50 PM Occasionally I notice a thread started that seems to intentionally spread false information. Typically, the user who started it never bothers returning to the discussion. I would like to be able to respond (for the sake of users reading the thread), but I don't want to bump obvious FUD.
Would it be hard to implement the option to not bump the thread when replying? Akin to 4chan "sage". Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: grue on August 26, 2012, 01:03:42 AM +1
Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: dree12 on August 29, 2012, 02:28:34 AM Occasionally I notice a thread started that seems to intentionally spread false information. Typically, the user who started it never bothers returning to the discussion. I would like to be able to respond (for the sake of users reading the thread), but I don't want to bump obvious FUD. Report would work well. I do not support the idea of "hidden replies", as it could be used for nefarious purposes.Would it be hard to implement the option to not bump the thread when replying? Akin to 4chan "sage". Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: yogi on August 29, 2012, 02:35:13 AM It would also be nice to be able to post without subscribing to the thread.
Edit: Or be able to unsubscribe. Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: dree12 on August 29, 2012, 02:36:13 AM It would also be nice to be able to post without subscribing to the thread. Post + Unwatch.Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: yogi on August 29, 2012, 02:38:00 AM It would also be nice to be able to post without subscribing to the thread. Post + Unwatch.Oh, thanks ;D Edit: How do you do that? I cant unwatch threads I've posted to. Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: niko on August 29, 2012, 02:39:26 AM Occasionally I notice a thread started that seems to intentionally spread false information. Typically, the user who started it never bothers returning to the discussion. I would like to be able to respond (for the sake of users reading the thread), but I don't want to bump obvious FUD. Report would work well. I do not support the idea of "hidden replies", as it could be used for nefarious purposes.Would it be hard to implement the option to not bump the thread when replying? Akin to 4chan "sage". Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: BadBear on August 29, 2012, 12:43:37 PM It would also be nice to be able to post without subscribing to the thread. Post + Unwatch.Oh, thanks ;D Edit: How do you do that? I cant unwatch threads I've posted to. Two ways. Go to edit watchlist at the top of the actual watchlist, or just go to the thread and click unwatch. Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: niko on August 29, 2012, 01:20:37 PM It would also be nice to be able to post without subscribing to the thread. Post + Unwatch.Oh, thanks ;D Edit: How do you do that? I cant unwatch threads I've posted to. Two ways. Go to edit watchlist at the top of the actual watchlist, or just go to the thread and click unwatch. https://i.imgur.com/19fS3.jpg Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: yogi on August 29, 2012, 06:00:12 PM Thank you niko, I guess this is not possible then.
Anyway, back on topic.. I support your idea for posting without bumping. Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: bitcoinbear on September 12, 2012, 03:06:55 AM Alternately, should there be a way to bump without posting? For example, people who list things in marketplace bump them if nobody has bought it yet, but a post which consists of "bump" is kinda pointless. Perhaps have a once per day rule so it does not get abused?
Title: Re: Replying without bumping up? Post by: ZodiacDragon84 on September 12, 2012, 03:09:24 AM Alternately, should there be a way to bump without posting? For example, people who list things in marketplace bump them if nobody has bought it yet, but a post which consists of "bump" is kinda pointless. Perhaps have a once per day rule so it does not get abused? I do believe there is a rule somewhere to that effect. |
