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possible to let user only see their own posts by default permissions system?

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Hi julian, curious for your reply below:
Fairly slim, as it is not in use so there is no incentive to keep it updated. A dedicated forum with stripped down permissions is doable already in core (though you don't get to allow users to reply to their topics only...)

I have tried some but didn't make it possible for user to see only their own posts in a forum. Otherwise I have to make a new plugin, but maybe I don't need to reinvent the wheel
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