How do you put out a flaming post?
i started a bbs net fire, and it's burning out of control! (genders post)
help me! LOL...
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the network to delete the message.
How do you put out a flaming post?
i started a bbs net fire, and it's burning out of control! (genders post)
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the network to delete the message.
That's a feature I've always wanted to see.. or with the new voting system, if a message gets down voted so many times it just kinda "disappears"
How do you put out a flaming post?
i started a bbs net fire, and it's burning out of control! (genders post)
help me! LOL...
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the network to delete the message.
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the
network to delete the message.
This would be a lot easier and less destructive, and I think was one of the things DM had in mind. Could be built into a message reader and even saved as a per-user setting; you could only view messages with a score >= 0, or messages from users with a certain score, and so on.
Of course, this will become more likely / useful as more sysops update and (hopefully) the voting system sees more use. I tend to forget to vote on messages, though; I don't know what the best solution to that is, apart from an optional prompt before moving on to the next message.
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire
network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would
send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the
network to delete the message.
that's censorship!
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the
entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS
would send some kind of message along that would instruct other
BBSes on the network to delete the message.
I sure hope not.
By: Nightfox to Hylian on Thu Feb 09 2017 12:34 pm
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire
network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would
send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the
network to delete the message.
that's censorship!
How do you put out a flaming post?
This would be a lot easier and less destructive, and I think was one of the things DM had in mind. Could be built into a message reader and even saved as a per-user setting; you could only view messages with a score >= 0, or messages from users with a certain score, and so on.
ok, sweet.. it kinda is a natural thing to me now, hate to say like fb because A lot of times I don't like or share, etc on fb because the original poster has nefarous reasons for you to do that. But it feels more normal
Re: what have i done?
By: Mro to Nightfox on Thu Feb 09 2017 08:53 pm
By: Nightfox to Hylian on Thu Feb 09 2017 12:34 pm
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire
network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would
send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the
network to delete the message.
that's censorship!
WOW, I just caught that, and I may have read it wrong, so please correct me if I have. I don't like a feature where others decide if my message is worth keeping. I realize some messages or obnoxious, or are in bad taste, but who gives members the right to have it deleted. I realize this is a voting system, but I would hope their would be checks and balances in place to prevent anyone from deleting someone elses message. WOW, this feels wrong to me on so many levels, and I really hope that I read it wrong. In my day, the
How do you put out a flaming post?
i started a bbs net fire, and it's burning out of control! (genders post)
help me! LOL...
I'm not sure there's much to do except wait for the thread to die out. And then, someone new might reply to the thread a year or 2 later..
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the network to delete the message.
Re: what have i done?
By: KK4QBN to Nightfox on Thu Feb 09 2017 16:42:56
That's a feature I've always wanted to see.. or with the new voting system, if a message gets down voted so many times it just kinda "disappears"
This would be a lot easier and less destructive, and I think was one of the things DM had in mind. Could be built into a message reader and even saved as a per-user setting; you could only view messages with a score >= 0, or messages from users with a certain score, and so on.
Of course, this will become more likely / useful as more sysops update and (hopefully) the voting system sees more use. I tend to forget to vote on messages, though; I don't know what the best solution to that is, apart from an optional prompt before moving on to the next message.
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire
network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would
send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the
network to delete the message.
Yeah, USENET had a feature like that. It sounds doable, but also potentially dangerous and open to abuse if not done right.
Re: what have i done?
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Sun Feb 26 2017 12:00 pm
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the entire
network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS would
send some kind of message along that would instruct other BBSes on the
network to delete the message.
Yeah, USENET had a feature like that. It sounds doable, but also potentially dangerous and open to abuse if not done right.
Yeah, I imagine it could be prone to abuse. Perhaps only sysops should be restricted to doing that, but even then, I suppose it could be abused.
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a message networking
feature that would allow someone to delete a message across the
entire network - So if you delete the message on your BBS, your BBS
would send some kind of message along that would instruct other
BBSes on the network to delete the message.
Yeah, USENET had a feature like that. It sounds doable, but also
potentially dangerous and open to abuse if not done right.
Yeah, I imagine it could be prone to abuse. Perhaps only sysops
should be restricted to doing that, but even then, I suppose it could
be abused.
i'm not sure this type of feature is really required, though.
i'm not sure this type of feature is really required, though.
Sure, it's not absolutely required (and you could say that about many features in a piece of software).. I was just thinking it may be a useful feature.
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