[Suggestion] Block replies if someone else posted in the meanwhile

vcsala

This happened with me several time, so it is really good idea (you see, I just avoided to "+1" response... :))

dangelog

[quote author="VCsala" date="1292792558"]This happened with me several time, so it is really good idea (you see, I just avoided to "+1" response... :))[/quote]

Guess what had happened right one minute before I started this thread? :-D

stukdev

Maybe a simple delete post can be useful, i don't understand why there isn't -.-, only quote edit report.

DenisKormalev

stuk, because granting delete function to users can lead to unpredictable results (also edit can do it, hehe)

goetz

[quote author="stuk" date="1292793111"]Maybe a simple delete post can be useful, i don't understand why there isn't -.-, only quote edit report.[/quote]

You can edit your post and remove everything. Maybe someone had already replied to your post, it would be confusing if the original post was completely deleted.

giesbert

I saw it, It also happend to me. SO I suggest, you create a suggestion on bugreports?

vcsala

Yes, last time when it happened, I was looking for the delete button, then I just edited my post.

dangelog

[quote author="Volker" date="1292793194"][quote author="stuk" date="1292793111"]Maybe a simple delete post can be useful, i don't understand why there isn't -.-, only quote edit report.[/quote]

You can edit your post and remove everything. Maybe someone had already replied to your post, it would be confusing if the original post was completely deleted.[/quote]

Does deleting the whole content => delete the post?

dangelog

ARGH! It's happening again right now!

giesbert

But to have 3 responses with the same conten, is also a bit strange.

goetz

[deleted for test purpose]

vcsala

[quote author="peppe" date="1292793265"]Does deleting the whole content => delete the post?[/quote]

I tried it, and no, you only get an error message that your post is empty.

goetz

[quote author="peppe" date="1292793265"]Does deleting the whole content => delete the post?[/quote]

No. You cannot save an empty reply. Mostly there's left a

[delteted because xyz...]

from the user.

DenisKormalev

Volker, when I (and other moderators too, I think) see such editions I usually delete them.

goetz

[quote author="Denis Kormalev" date="1292793486"]Volker, when I (and other moderators too, I think) see such editions I usually delete them.[/quote]

Even if there are replies that reference the deleted post?

DenisKormalev

Volker, it depends.

stukdev

What is the problem of delete post?
Maybe some user can write a 'bad words' and after delete the post? Then user have just reply to that post. Ok, if the user delete many more post is consider 'garbage' from the devnet.
Maybe for prevent this a delete function can delete 10 points (add post +5, so every delete -5 points), this can damage a normal delete from a confusion, ok, but this can prevent many other problem. I have see many forum use the delete function, maybe only me i don't see many problem.

goetz

[quote author="Denis Kormalev" date="1292793821"]Volker, it depends.[/quote]

The standard answer in IT world smile :-)

CreMindES

Yeah, it happend to me several time, I always reopen the thread in another tab, and check it (and also make a crtl+a and a crtl+c), before hitting the Post reply button. But it would be great to have an automate which warns me to decide whether refresh the page (my entry should be saved and stay in the Post a reply box), or post anyway. Maybe you should make suggestion on bugreports just as Gerolf suggested earlier ;).

giesbert

Everyone could create that report CreMindES :-)
I created it now: "QTWEBSITE-154":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTWEBSITE-154