It's a default - you'd have to actually switch it off for it to not make the redirect.
They only stay a week
We are still talking about moved posts? When a post is moved, the forum automatically creates an expiring redirect - at least, it should.
Post edits - are all saved, you can revert between versions at any time.
It's possible though, that say for example a PM was sent for every edit, that due to the amount of them - and then people replying to these PMs - it could create too high a workload.
I'll think about it.
Unfortunately it's just as simple as adding a counter.
The notification counter would have to point somewhere, so a new page listing all the actions. But then the reason... how would it show that?
Deleted threads / posts also are hidden - so if a post is removed, there is no way to show this.
I'll be honest - I think on a smaller forum, it might be a nice feature - but the size of this one just makes in unfeasible. In our 10 years, I can't recall anyone else ever complaining about it.
It has, that's the past, please don't drag it back up and get this thread locked too...
It could work the same way the the thanks/like/quote number at the top though couldn't it?
Dom
The reason would be under the post.
Good point about the deleted bits though, hadn't considered that.
Maybe have a standardised pm then that mods can send when they've edited something against the rules so it doesn't come across as it's full of attitude?
Dom
are we just going to have threads on this over and over again?
perhaps take your own advice
yes I can see what you are infering
You have been given quite a bite of rope
If you think I will continue to have thinly veiled snipes from you,then you are mistaken
you are welcome to continue for a third time with the same 'issue'.
however I wont have it be at my expense.
I have given you your warning
I won't be tolerating your snipes
if you have a site idea,fine
if however its an extentsion of your whine that has now been ongoing for 7 months
Then I suggest you take your own advice as I posted earlier