Is there any way of controlling a poster from monopolizing conversations? Automated I mean?
For example a poster that floods a topic with an excessive number of relies?
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Monopolizing Conversations
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Gideon5L2F wrote: Is there any way of controlling a poster from monopolizing conversations? Automated I mean?
For example a poster that floods a topic with an excessive number of relies?
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You could set it up so he can't post until a few minutes after posting. (I'm assuming your talking about a large board here.)
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
No, Im refering to the sort of member who dominates discusions with 10 times more replies (often trivial) than anyone else. I saw a mod once that limited the number of posts (for an individual member) per day.
Better still would be the ability for a moderator to set on a per topic basis 'x' number of other replyers before a member can reply again. (Exception being the person who made the opening post.)
Heh, maybe Im whistling for the moon.
Better still would be the ability for a moderator to set on a per topic basis 'x' number of other replyers before a member can reply again. (Exception being the person who made the opening post.)
Heh, maybe Im whistling for the moon.
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Gideon5L2F wrote: No, Im refering to the sort of member who dominates discusions with 10 times more replies (often trivial) than anyone else. I saw a mod once that limited the number of posts (for an individual member) per day.
Better still would be the ability for a moderator to set on a per topic basis 'x' number of other replyers before a member can reply again. (Exception being the person who made the opening post.)
Heh, maybe Im whistling for the moon.
Afaik, the only way to acheive a simmilar function with phpBB3 is to set a high flood intervall and allow trusted groups to ignore the flood intervall.
You might also want to check out the Moderation queue feature, you can set it so that topics/posts will not show untill a moderator approves of the topic/post. This will achive the "trivial post removal" as you would like but it's not automated, so it will take a medium to high ammount of work.
Good idea for a MOD though.
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Kokuei wrote: Good idea for a MOD though.
I might wait till Olympus comes out then put it up as a suggestion in the appropriate forum.
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Kokuei wrote: You might also want to check out the Moderation queue feature, you can set it so that topics/posts will not show untill a moderator approves of the topic/post. This will achive the "trivial post removal" as you would like but it's not automated, so it will take a medium to high ammount of work.
Can it be arranged so that only certain members are subject to queue moderation - not the entire group or forum? This would save a lot of work for mods because often it is only a minority of members whose posts require scrutiny.
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Yes, and it can be set on a per-forum basis as well.
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Look for ACP > Permissions (Tab) > Forum based permissions (heading)
- * Users’ forum permissions
* Groups’ forum permissions
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Re: Monopolizing Conversations
Thanks you guys. Ive been looking. Awesome; Just what I wanted.
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