I honestly think regular members should lose the ability to delete their own topics.
SantaIsntReal said:I honestly think regular members should lose the ability to delete their own topics.
Deleting topics out of rage behavior. Like on two occasions, people got criticism and deleted their topics.H-J カービイ said:Re last three posts: are we aiming to deter noobs who delete their own topics out of ...noobish behaviour? Or trying to stop bloggers removing topics out of rage? I need more details, since I don't see how I can just do it without understanding the purpose of revoking self-delete topics.
They just need to stay away from clicking the delete topic then. Most members here know it's common sense not to delete topics for no reason.Christmas Kirby said:What? We can't warn members for erasing there topics. =P But I agree on not removing the feature of members doing it. But at the same time, I don't want to see the same thing happen to Maria or Ether again...
Squidphin said:Well uh, most forums I've been to, the standard rule is that a user usually cannot delete even their own topics. If they really needed to delete it, then they can contact the admin/mods, otherwise they will go around deleting topics just because they felt hurt about something.
MPF is broken as hell though and has a members rule the place like a wild jungle system though so it doesnt count. : pAejewsReflector said:Squidphin said:Well uh, most forums I've been to, the standard rule is that a user usually cannot delete even their own topics. If they really needed to delete it, then they can contact the admin/mods, otherwise they will go around deleting topics just because they felt hurt about something.
This and MPF are the only two forums I know where you can delete your own topics.
To me, it's stupid. Just contact the Staff.