It was only recently that locked topics became postable by mods (courtesy of strong argument here and eventual implementation by Mark). It makes more sense to me not to display two icons which seem co

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I think the current display protocol is correct. Even though internally a topic may be both locked and moderated, what that really means is that it is locked, and that if and when it becomes unlocked,

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Chris, >>> Why? A locked topic does not accept further posts irrespective of any moderation status. Not a 100% correct statement; from regular users, yes it doesn't, but it still accepts messages from

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Hi Andy, Yes, it confusing to not have the "Message Approval required" email notice fail to spell out what the consequences of Approval are, especially when there are Settings that make Approval count

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Firstly your query might have been better directed towards either Group_Help or the Group Managers Forum, but here goes... It isn't entirely clear from your post but my reading of it is that your two

#suggestion

And if so, would want the #app, #ios, #android hashtags added for the group?

#update

I'm sensing confusion on your Moderators part. Approval of a message is surely simple and it means that the message is posted to the message archive at least. As an owner, you can set the no-email opt

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Why? A locked topic does not accept further posts irrespective of any moderation status. I would argue that having both Locked and Moderated flags would be a source of confusion; a topic can be Modera

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Hi Mark, Do you still wish to use the app subgroup to raise bugs on these or bring everything back to the main beta group? There have already been some issues raised in this topic so it may be worth c

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There is no "OFF SWITCH" for Hashtags, so my WORK AROUND is these settings (below) and then to edit the Hashtags (and excess verbiage) out of each Reminder before Approving. Admin > Settings: Message

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Hi Mark, This is a minor display consistency issue in Topics view. A topic can be set to both locked and moderated. But unlike the combo of moderated & sticky or locked & sticky, which display both th

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Well, that was interesting (or useless?). I got the same behavior my group member experienced, namely, it happened on the first attempt but not on the second. Seems flakey. I should note that the situ

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Hi Mark, I have the Android app - unfortunately "Files" dont open?? Maybe there is a bug in the system? We rely a lot on our Files and many of our members have mentioned this problem. Thanks for all y

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Bruce, >>> If I set up a topic to be moderated, I don't want people to be able to circumvent that setting simply by changing the subject line. I can see some value in it behaving this way for your sce

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BTW just tested this part for all the other properties visible & available to me (Locked, Sticky, ReplyTo) and those do not get inherited in the new topic. Cheers, Christos

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Christos -- Interesting. I don't know if it's intentional or not, but I do like the existing behavior. If I set up a topic to be moderated, I don't want people to be able to circumvent that setting si

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Andy, I think you misunderstood what the issue is. The new topic creation part works fine and as expected, since the subject was changed. (to a unique one) Assuming the code order of evaluation in the

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The first item listed in the documentation for the threading algorithm has two conditions, the reply-to field and the subject. If the subject is changed then this first test cannot be met so then we a

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Mark, I just tried to send a bug report message to this group, and insert (not attach) a screenshot of the error, and I got the exact same error my group member got. It's been difficult and confusing

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Hi Mark, This may be an unintended behavior Reply-Rules bug, but this is what's happening: 1. Group setting (and membership) is set to unmoderated. 2. A particular topic (TopicOLD) is manually set to

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