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- Anarkistsdream
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Re: Mod Powers in Sub-Forums
Quit flaming or you both get a time out...
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Re: Mod Powers in Sub-Forums
your feet hurt from all that name dropping? let's get this done!!-0yeti_c wrote:I was talking to Andy about this the other day on Skype...

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Re: Mod Powers in Sub-Forums
Ahhh, now that does make sense.AndyDufresne wrote:The main point is sensitive info about a large number of users being available to a greater number of people. Some of it is moderator related, some of it more specifically user related (like IP Addresses, etc).
Thank you for clarifying what the problem was, I know see why handing out sub-forum mod powers is a no-no at this time. Have the boys over at Phpbb-City got back to you or acknowledged your question to them yet?
@Yeti: Yes yes, "No Yuo!!!" I've heard it all before. Please quit the petty aspersion casting, it's really not helping anybody. I'm not here to have some childish back-and-forth with you, I'm here to sensibly discuss the proposal that this thread is all about. If you insist on flaming then take it to FW, otherwise simmer down.
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Re: Mod Powers in Sub-Forums
Dancing Mustard wrote:and I am still not eating the sweet tasting nectar of Nazi control over my sub-forum.
When will that happen?
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Re: Mod Powers in Sub-Forums
Unfortunately not at the moment. I checked and there is no current mod available or in development, but I submitted a mod request. But this mod request has yet to be answered by anyone of course.Dancing Mustard wrote: Thank you for clarifying what the problem was, I know see why handing out sub-forum mod powers is a no-no at this time. Have the boys over at Phpbb-City got back to you or acknowledged your question to them yet?
--Andy
Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
Show your support here: http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopi ... 2&t=969995
Concise description:
Concise description:
- The leaders of User Groups and Clans should have all the moderation powers of normal Mods, but only within their hidden forum.
- They should be able to sticky threads, unsticky threads, merge threads, delete polls, edit posts, delete posts...ect.
- It will help User Group and Clan Forums be able to have more freedom and become more organized.
Last edited by lanyards on Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:17 pm, edited 2 times in total.

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- gloryordeath
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
This would be great! Mods of each clan could then "clean up old posts and stickies and deal with there members likes and dislikes within the user group much more efficiently. This has been a topic for some time in xiGAMES.
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
yes......I agree with my XI brother....I'm currently trying to clean up our forum a bit, and it's frustrating not being able to get the originator to "unsticky" old/unrequired posts...this change would make life much simpler.
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- Optimus Prime
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
This has been a request for a long time, I know that, but from what I've heard the php workarounds required to make it work nicely are rather ugly and clunky.
Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
So that mean it won't be happening?Optimus Prime wrote:This has been a request for a long time, I know that, but from what I've heard the php workarounds required to make it work nicely are rather ugly and clunky.
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
To get this, we need some a forum MOD. I put in a request for a specific MOD at phpBB's forum, but it didn't draw any interest. I'll see and try again.
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
This a great idea andy what kind of support would you/this need to happen?
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
Andy, maybe put a link to it here so we can go there and show our support. I think it is really needed.gloryordeath wrote:This a great idea andy what kind of support would you/this need to happen?
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- AndyDufresne
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
Bumped it.AndyDufresne wrote:http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=969995
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
Bump, now bumping here.
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Granting Private Forum Moderator Privileges to Clan Leaders
- Clan Leaders would have moderator privileges in their own private clan forums, and be able to delete threads.
- I'm sure that this has been brought up before, but I really think that it should be considered, seeing as it would greatly improve the site for people in clans with extremely active forums.
- This will improve the site because it will enable clan leaders to keep their forums clean, and enable them to (hopefully
) remove old posts from the forum so as to decrease the clutter.

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Re: Granting Private Forum Moderator Privileges to Clan Leaders
I think this is a great idea, anything ever come of it?
Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
I definitely support this, and so should all members of any clan! It is extremely frustrating to have to leave the old posts just sit there and clog up the forum
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Re: Granting Private Forum Moderator Privileges to Clan Leaders
I don't really understand that, but what if we don't have a phpBB account?blakebowling wrote:The only reason this hasn't been implemented yet is a MOD is required to add a permission for the viewing of logs, the request for the MOD can be found here
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Re: Usergroup / Clan Leaders Powers
Does this mod have the ability to put sub-forums in our clan forum?
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Re: Granting Private Forum Moderator Privileges to Clan Leaders
If a MOD author writes the MOD, then lack will install it here (at least he had planned to previously), and you'll be able to MOD in your clan forum normally, and just not see the logs.cpurcell wrote:I don't really understand that, but what if we don't have a phpBB account?blakebowling wrote:The only reason this hasn't been implemented yet is a MOD is required to add a permission for the viewing of logs, the request for the MOD can be found here
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- Optimus Prime
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Re: Granting Private Forum Moderator Privileges to Clan Leaders
I am nearly 100% certain the ability already exists, just not in the exact fashion that Lack or Twill wants it to, and that is why we don't have powers in our usergroups. It isn't necessarily that a MOD needs to be written.
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Re: Granting Private Forum Moderator Privileges to Clan Leaders
It is, in fact, necessary that a MOD be written, there is no way to give someone moderator permissions without giving them permissions to view the moderator logs, unless logs are disabled for all moderators.Optimus Prime wrote:I am nearly 100% certain the ability already exists, just not in the exact fashion that Lack or Twill wants it to, and that is why we don't have powers in our usergroups. It isn't necessarily that a MOD needs to be written.