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Postby Granz » Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:15 am

Can a thread move from one board to another? For example, if I start a thread on the Project Ideas board, can I then move it to the In Progress board, and finally to the Completed Projects board, as the project progresses? Or, would that be three separate threads (on three separate boards) following the life of the project?

I saw in the phpBB forums that a moderator can move threads, but it would be helpful if the author of a project were to be able to move the thread - and I could not find any posts about that. Do you know?
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Re: Moving Threads

Postby zappman » Sat Mar 10, 2018 11:15 am

Granz wrote:Can a thread move from one board to another? For example, if I start a thread on the Project Ideas board, can I then move it to the In Progress board, and finally to the Completed Projects board, as the project progresses? Or, would that be three separate threads (on three separate boards) following the life of the project?

I saw in the phpBB forums that a moderator can move threads, but it would be helpful if the author of a project were to be able to move the thread - and I could not find any posts about that. Do you know?


A moderator is required to move threads.
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Re: Moving Threads

Postby Granz » Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:43 pm

zappman wrote:A moderator is required to move threads.

So, would you rather that I start a thread charting the progress on an Arduino (for example) project in the Idea board and have you move it, or should I just start it in the Arduino board to begin with?
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Re: Moving Threads

Postby zappman » Sun Mar 11, 2018 4:15 pm

Granz wrote:
zappman wrote:A moderator is required to move threads.

So, would you rather that I start a thread charting the progress on an Arduino (for example) project in the Idea board and have you move it, or should I just start it in the Arduino board to begin with?

Easiest thing is "just start it in the Arduino board to begin with". If you had not chosen the board type yet, I have gone the other way. Either way can work and is OK.
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Re: Moving Threads

Postby Granz » Sun Mar 11, 2018 8:05 pm

zappman wrote:...Easiest thing is "just start it in the Arduino board to begin with". If you had not chosen the board type yet, I have gone the other way. Either way can work and is OK.
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