First topic message reminder :

I think there should be a option that admin's can choose weither their site doesn't allow double posts. The post that the person does after their own post merges into the first post, if you get what I mean. Do you think this is a good idea?


Edit:

More suggestions:

1/ The automerge only happens until the time you set it to allow another post.
2/ There will be a option to disable this option.

I voted yes. It's very usefull

voted yes.. this would really come in handy..

This option doesn't bite. So, administrators can disable or enable option if he want.

Voted yes.

That's a good idea, i vote yes

Yes.............. 5x >_>

I voted yes! vBulliton has this, and it works well. It would stop lots of spam double posting, and it's so much easier then editing.

Guest wrote:Sorry, but I've voted No.
Think about this: A member posts on a thread, then 1 week later wants to bump it with a double post which is acceptable over a 24 hour period, how will he be able to do this, because the post will just merge with the old one.

See my point?

I do see your point, but on vBulliton, posts DON'T merge if they were posted 24 hours apart.
Also, at least on vbulliton, they thread still bumps if your posts merge.

Voted yes!

Voted Yes

Erm... so is this ever gonna get implemented or should me and everyone on my forum just give up hope? 0_o

Nothing ever really gets integrated. I've never seen anything been updated by the polls, and probably never will.

I vote no. It doesn't seem like a necessity because mods can merge posts manually.

Bumping to move this suggestion to the first page.

Voted yes! This is very useful!

I say yes and no..but I do have a section just for Double Posting..If you want to learn something like I do and you just can't get it right I have these but being used on a computer..believe me I have many several many double posts trying to learn things..but that is the only section I allow double posting..

Bumping to move this suggestion to the first page.

ForumsClub has this feature.

jucarese wrote:https://help.forumotion.com/t159101-automerge-double-posts#1112601

I believe you meant this link:  https://help.forumotion.com/t159101-automerge-double-posts#1107596

SLGray wrote:

jucarese wrote:https://help.forumotion.com/t159101-automerge-double-posts#1112601

I believe you meant this link:  https://help.forumotion.com/t159101-automerge-double-posts#1107596

Both links are same post only change the position one go up and other go down to my request.