Removing posts on the mod portal

[Pi-C]

The discussion boards over on the mod portal have a rather primitive interface, there's not much one can do except for editing and quoting a post. It has happened to me more than once already that I clicked the wrong button and quoted my own post instead of changing it -- ending up with 2 very similar posts that can't be removed. There are Unsubscribe, Lock, and Trash buttons, but I suppose they work per thread, not per post.

Could you add a Delete button there, please, so users can remove their own posts again if they made a mistake?

@Moderators: Not sure if this request belongs under "This Forum", so feel free to move it to a more appropriate place if necessary!

[Deadlock989]

I would also like to be able to remove offensive/spam posts by other people on a discussion page that I'm the moderator of, without having to trash the whole thread.

Side note: the "Subscribe to reponses" checkbox next to the reply box doesn't seem to work. I always seem to get subscribed to that thread whether the box is ticked or not.

Other wishlists:

- sticky posts (i.e. threads that stay at the top of the list)
- banning repeat offenders from using the discussion page
- "Unsubscribe all" button on the Notifications page
- really, really not using Gravatar for profile avatar

[eradicator]

- sticky posts (i.e. threads that stay at the top of the list)
- banning repeat offenders from using the discussion page

+1

- "Unsubscribe all" button on the Notifications page

+0.5

- really, really not using Gravatar for profile avatar

+infinity


It gets more and more apparent that the mod portal is just a second "forum" and would benefit from not reinventing the wheel, the car, and the whole road network, and instead using a standard forum software.

[BlueTemplar]

I always found that second forum a bit silly - how feasible it would be to require a forum account for posting mods on the mod portal and have the creation of a new mod to auto-generate a thread - automatically duplicating all the information from the mod portal ?
(You would also need some code for subforums for the prolific modders though... automated too once a mod author crossed a threshold of X mods ?)