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Hello fellow pilots: If you are involved in a ruckus thread and it disappears. Most likely it found its way to "HOT AIR"
The really juicy threads are Rat Holed in "Hot Air" you have to want to find them. They don't show up at "View Latest Topic"
Here's the map to them
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Main Forum look near the bottom.
Cheers...Rob
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At least for me, it seems you need to be logged in for the "Hot Air" to show up.
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Savannah-Tom wrote:At least for me, it seems you need to be logged in for the "Hot Air" to show up.
tom
That's intentional, so that Google doesn't index the Hot Air threads during its nightly crawls.
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Half a century spent proving “it is better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.”
Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:20 am
I can somewhat sympathize with the desire to protect your site with such a feature.
One of the other sites I visit has a similar feature as well. One difference that I enjoy there is that the Thread title still appears on the " Recent forum topics" list on the home page. It then directs you to an intermediate page that suggests the topic you are seeking is of volatile nature, proceed at your own risk. Seems like a great way to keep people alert to current "risque" topics while protecting those who may not want to accidentally step in the doo.
Just a thought?
Take care, Rob
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Rob wrote:I can somewhat sympathize with the desire to protect your site with such a feature.
One of the other sites I visit has a similar feature as well. One difference that I enjoy there is that the Thread title still appears on the " Recent forum topics" list on the home page. It then directs you to an intermediate page that suggests the topic you are seeking is of volatile nature, proceed at your own risk. Seems like a great way to keep people alert to current "risque" topics while protecting those who may not want to accidentally step in the doo.
Just a thought?
Take care, Rob
Great thought ! Imagine Zane you will be free from ridicule.

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Green Hornet wrote: Great thought ! Imagine Zane you will be free from ridicule.

Nah, we'd just get em for something else

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It's true, I can't win. Can't wait to sit around the Hot Air campfire this year
How about we make it so that if you join the Hot Air usergroup, you see the Hot Air threads? That way the user has to opt-in to be annoyed by that stuff.
Give me a week to make that happen.
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Half a century spent proving “it is better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.”
1SeventyZ wrote:How about we make it so that if you join the Hot Air usergroup, you see the Hot Air threads? That way the user has to opt-in to be annoyed by that stuff.
Geeze, are some folks really offended by that kind of stuff? Seems to me that they ought to simply not read things they don't like.
As far as keeping the crawlers out, I kind of thought it was something like that. Good idea. Keeping it in the family so to speak seems wise.
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Savannah-Tom wrote:Geeze, are some folks really offended by that kind of stuff? Seems to me that they ought to simply not read things they don't like.
You'd be surprised at the emails and PM's I sometimes get in regards to stuff.
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Half a century spent proving “it is better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.”
1SeventyZ wrote:Savannah-Tom wrote:Geeze, are some folks really offended by that kind of stuff? Seems to me that they ought to simply not read things they don't like.
You'd be surprised at the emails and PM's I sometimes get in regards to stuff.
Tell them to get over it and get a life!! (or maybe you already did)

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