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Moving discussions?

edited September 2008 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
Is there a way of moving discussions between categories?

Comments

  • You can when you edit the first post of the discussion.
  • edited September 2008
    How about individuaL posts within a discussion other than the first post?
  • Has to be the first--since only the person who starts a discussion has the ability to choose which category it belongs to.

    Shouldn't be a problem if you're administrator. ModTools extension might make this easier if you just need a more obvious way to do it.
  • I'm surprised that there isn't a means of moving an individual message to another category as it would be really handy and would help with all those people who insist of posting off-topic messages in a particular category/discusion.
  • What would you do with a random message floating around a category?
  • Okay I'll play - What would you do with a random message floating around a category?
  • Well messages are tied to discussions and discussions are tied to categories. Both are 1 to 1 mappings. If you moved a single message into a different category it would be in no mans land...
  • ah now I follow you. Looks like a case for an add-on that circumvents this and enables a single message to be moved to another discussion?
  • IMO, moving a single comment from a discussion to another makes no sense.

    a discussion is a flux of comments, i.e. context, and it doesnt make sense to change the context of a comment.

    a solution could be to extract the comment from the discussion and put it like in a trash or an alike container if they are considered as spam or off-topic, but not in another discussion.
  • Sometimes you get a comment that is better off posted in another discussion because they relate to that discussion and are totally off-topic in the one they are currently in - or they deserve a discussion of their own.
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