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That's what the delete link does.
by pg 13y ago
That's what the delete link does.
- JeremyNT 13y agoIn which case, a "time out" is redundant if the goal is to simply avoid locking users out. This system seems to skew discussion toward already popular / active topics, though, since there is less risk of being stuck pending there. Perhaps allowing for multiple pending comments per user (with a limit based on karma, or length of time on the site) would make it less "risky" to post comments in unpopular discussions.
- atom-morgan 13y agoThis may be a stupid question but exactly where is the delete link? I see deleted comments, but I don't see a delete link or even a downvote button when comments are downvoted. Is there a karma threshold for these?
- pg 13y agoIn the line of gray text beginning with your username at the top of your comment.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- atom-morgan 13y agoI didn't realize there was a duration set on 'delete'. It all makes sense now.
- PhasmaFelis 13y agoThe edit and delete links vanish not long after a post is made. I've never bothered to research the exact duration, but I believe it's no more than 24 hours. Edit: After some observation, it appears to be two hours. I don't want to be pissy about this, but this is what I was worried about in my other comment--you seem to be making this drastic change with no little thought to how it will interact with the systems and behaviors already in place.