What are all the forums that do NOT have the thanks feature?
For example, the tutorials & tips forum I noticed does not have this.
Which Forums don't have thanks?
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One thing to note is that the ability to thank someone dissappears after 30 days (Why, I don't know). As far as I know, the only forum that does not have thanks at all is the community cafe games (although I do have legit reasons for wanting to thank some of the posts I have come across in there).
never mind
jenkinbr said: One thing to note is that the ability to thank someone dissappears after 30 days (Why, I don't know). As far as I know, the only forum that does not have thanks at all is the community cafe games (although I do have legit reasons for wanting to thank some of the posts I have come across in there).
Yeah, I wanted to thank someone for this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=871165
But I couldn't, even though it's in a forum I could thank in.
I wanted to thank vor for posting a tutorial regarding PAE kernels, but couldn't. I did resort to thanking vor in the post that directed me to that thread though, so not all was lost in my case.
I have mixed feelings with the automatic removal of the thanks feature after 30 days. That is just the way the plugin works, and manual editing is a pain. If a post was useful on day one, chances are that it will be useful later too, especially for tutorials etc.
bapoumba said: I have mixed feelings with the automatic removal of the thanks feature after 30 days. That is just the way the plugin works, and manual editing is a pain. If a post was useful on day one, chances are that it will be useful later too, especially for tutorials etc.
+1
Would be nice of vbullutin to fix this in a future release --or-- make it an easy edit from the admin control panel.
bapoumba said: I have mixed feelings with the automatic removal of the thanks feature after 30 days. That is just the way the plugin works, and manual editing is a pain. If a post was useful on day one, chances are that it will be useful later too, especially for tutorials etc.
On a forum of this size(Not mentioning the fact that this software costs money) is there no paid support for the software?
drubin said: On a forum of this size(Not mentioning the fact that this software costs money) is there no paid support for the software?
I do not know which kind of subscription Canonical has.