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Back when we built NodeBB I had the awesome idea that we should build in trust levels that grant you access to moderator-like features once you reached a certain reputation threshold. (Actually, after being pointed out otherwise by @psychobunny, I was inspired by stackoverflow originally)
In hindsight, I don't think anybody uses it, and at worse, it's surprising when somebody discovers that this is by default active. Surprise! It's a neat mechanic when you're building a novel application, but not so much when you're attempting to improve upon decades of solidified forum-style behaviour.
It also adds a little bit of overhead to the entire privilege checking mechanic, in addition to the regular isModerator/isAdministrator/hasPrivilege checks...
So in the interest of simplicity, we're cutting this out for 0.7.0. The proper way to do this is to build a plugin that listens for the filter:user.isModerator hook, and updates the Boolean values as necessary.
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Back when we built NodeBB I had the awesome idea that we should build in trust levels that grant you access to moderator-like features once you reached a certain reputation threshold. (Actually, after being pointed out otherwise by @psychobunny, I was inspired by stackoverflow originally)
In hindsight, I don't think anybody uses it, and at worse, it's surprising when somebody discovers that this is by default active. Surprise! It's a neat mechanic when you're building a novel application, but not so much when you're attempting to improve upon decades of solidified forum-style behaviour.
It also adds a little bit of overhead to the entire privilege checking mechanic, in addition to the regular
isModerator
/isAdministrator
/hasPrivilege
checks...So in the interest of simplicity, we're cutting this out for 0.7.0. The proper way to do this is to build a plugin that listens for the
filter:user.isModerator
hook, and updates the Boolean values as necessary.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: