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Originally Posted by DiverTree

i would also be alot more interested in this hack if it would move threads and posts instead of deleting them. the problem i have isnt so much that of a spammer, as it is of trolls. we currently move all our spam and abuse messages to a private forum so that we can record all the infromation from them and make reports to send to isp's and other interested parties. moving them to thier own forum makes this task alot easier to do. that way instead of searching for each individual post, its all collected in one area. the task can still be manually done and this hack is still useful, as it allows for a quick responce and keeps the members from seeing it. in the end, that is whats important. thanks for the hack ... i plan on installing it soon, but i do wish you would consider the option to move the post/thread to its own forum. the protocol for doing that may be more common than you think.

thanks again.

Originally Posted by JimpsEd

Any chance of having a move threads feature rather than deleting them? We have a 'Litter Tray' forum to move threads to instead of deleting.

I agree with the above. There is also the advantage of seeing what your mods are doing. Look at it this way, someone joins and a mod takes an immediate dislike to the person (maybe they know them from another board or IRL, not uncommon in smaller communities). The mod who you thought was working in your best interest bans this person and cleans away everything they've posted, which may not be much, but still it may have been non-offensive and good for the community. You, as the admin, have no idea this happened unless you notice that the banned usergroup went up by one or if they send an email to webmaster@ about the mod banning them for no good reason. With things being moved to a recycle bin/litter box/etc. then the admin can review what was posted and either agree with the ban or take it up with the mod.

And yes, I'm going to download and install this now but I would like to see this as a feature in the next release.