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Elsey
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Sep-7-2004 15:18
Would it be possible to give directors the ability to delete threads that are no longer relavent to the agency? (I don't know how hard it would be to do, but some of ours need to be deleted)
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Sep-11-2004 04:49
I am enthused. I have asked before about more control over the message board. We even asked Ben to whipe it completely clean at some point.
1. Delete.
2. Edit
3. Organize.
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Deayts
Well-Connected
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Sep-11-2004 12:36
the organise part is interesting - do you mean something along the lines of allowing up to 3 threads to be fixed at the top of the list? (ie ones that are used frequently)
If so then I would agree because there are two or three threads that our agency uses a lot,and they often get lost in amongst the 'welcome new member' and 'how do i ' kind of threads.
Someone needs to go down to them and reply to it so it can be promoted to the top..
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Sep-11-2004 15:17
For instance. Or have folders with certain threads in them. Or threads that can only be accessed by directors, or can only be posted to by directors (read and write rights inherently.)
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Dr. Falco Maltese
Well-Connected
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Sep-11-2004 19:37
I like the folder idea for putting threads into categories, rather than having them all jumbled together.
I also like the idea of being able to delete threads that are no longer useful. Though they do fall to the bottom, who needs them there?
Plus, it would be nice to have a place to post rules, policies, advice to newcomers, etc., where the information didn't keep sliding towards the bottom - more like a physical bulletin board.
I suppose folders could address that issue as well.
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reda
Well-Connected
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Sep-14-2004 02:14
we just created offices and rooms for different kinds of messeges. we have for example a locker room for messeges about outfits and presents u get and store, then we have the welcome board for all those new member messeges, the directors thread and private office for messeges that are for one person. ofcourse everyone can read everything but its still keeping it a bit more orgenized.
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Elsey
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Oct-3-2004 15:33
So, based on lack of response, I'm assuming this idea is either not possible or not popular!
:(
Sad, it was something I was so hoping would happen...
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Moonshh
Well-Connected
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Oct-3-2004 15:55
Maybe ask Ben directly on the subscriber customer service board or on the suggestion board under "Game Announcements?"
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Oct-4-2004 03:37
Yeah Elsey please do. I posted about the message board a few times in here, and tried to start up the thread before.
I never heard anything on the possibilities about it from Ben though.
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Elsey
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Oct-4-2004 13:55
Usually Ben checks these message boards too, so I was surprised to have no response from him. Maybe he only deems the message threads that get heated witha response? Who knows.
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sunny
Lady of Shadows
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Oct-4-2004 14:32
hey now elsey, that's not fair. he's been pretty damn busy lately adding new pieces to sleuth. this change/addition is just one of the many on the list.
besides, he's not allowed to spend ALL is time on this game. he has a pretty demanding wife to attend to as well.
*wink* i'll add this to the list of things i need to bug him about!
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