Automatically Lock Threads
Well, as gravedigging has been an issue as of late, I suggest that threads be locked after a certain time. There could be an option to allow it to automatically lock or not to lock. This would allow people who are running shops to update their threads without asking an admin to unlock it.
It's just a suggestion.
~Fluxo
I agree, I've seen a lot of older threads from 09 being brought back up, and then people post something that they've already posted on because they can't remember, I think that people who gravedig should be given a warning.
I like this idea.
~Not Fluxo.
I think this has been suggested before and I agree.
There is no need. Lets face it, the power to lock threads doesn't need to be extended to members. If it were the JY or something like that, then yeah, whatever, but in normal sections and shit, no. There is a reason that particulr power belongs to staff, and staff level members.
I say yes to this in the JY, but as for any other part of the site, no. Earn it.
Maybe if we can make a script where a user writes [lockthread] and the thread locks, but if it's abused, for example in JY to make lots of spam threads, then infractions?[/lockthread]
There is no such thing as "Grave Digging" Threads. The only reason a thread should be closed after brought back is if it is a patched exploit, or something along the lines.
I'd say that gravedigging exists, probably even moreso on LG. Newbs go to old and abandoned threads to get their 50 posts for UG.
If you see an old thread, just report whoever that "gravedigged". A Moderator will close the thread and warn the user.
This is why there's a report button under your information.
Also, if you already sold whatever in the thread. You can just pm me to close it or report. I will be happy to close it for you <3 [Just make sure you have the correct subject "Close Thread" or something between those lines.]
NOt to mention, a couple good guides are left to die after everyone's read them, thus the new ones don't get a chance.
So no, let the mods do their jobs.