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Possible change to forum threads

Updated: 21 Sep 2009 | 5 comments
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Status: In Review

Recently in the Netbackup forum, someone had created a thread, and once everyone had given their ideas and tried to answer the question the creator posed, the creator went through and deleted all of their posts regarding his/her question.  Now the thread is completely useless, as no one can tell what the question was.

I feel like the Netbackup forum is a great place to learn new information about Netbackup.  When someone goes back and removes their original question, this prevents someone from building on experience of the original poster.  I made a suggestion in the thread that there should be a limit on how long someone can go back and edit their posts - say 30 minutes.  Once this 30 minute period has elapsed, the comment becomes "locked" and should only be modified by the moderator/administrator upon request from the person that made the post.  Someone saw that suggestion and mentioned that I should post it in the "Ideas" section, so here it is. 

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Swathi Turlapaty's picture
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Can you please point us to

Can you please point us to the thread that you are talking about?

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https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/ndmp-error

Regards Andy

"It's not too late to panic ..."

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Thank you Andy! I am working

Thank you Andy! I am working on that to get a resolution.

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Have there been any updates

On getting this implemented?

Andy Welburn's picture
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2010
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Bump!

Any progress?

There have still been instances where a thread has been amended (not as serious as above - and by the way the link I posted above no longer points to the post that was orginally the issue!) after it has been replied to - this renders the fact that it is a thread almost useless!

Regards Andy

"It's not too late to panic ..."