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  • JamesJJ

    Hi,
    One of our site's Moderators recently informed me that Moderators are unable to lock / sticky (and undo those actions) on our forums.
    I'm not sure whether this is meant to be like that, however I'd personally like to let our Moderators lock / sticky threads as I trust them enough for that.
    Any help is appreciated.

    Thanks.

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  • barisB

    Moderators should be able to lock and sticky topics in the category that they moderate. Can you post nodebb version/theme version and make sure that user is actually a moderator in the desired categories.

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  • JamesJJ

    I'm running v0.7.2
    I'll check on my testing account.

    Edit
    Sorry, after checking through my group's permissions it has seemed to remove all those permissions. My guess would be that I recently renamed my group from 'Mod' to 'Staff'. I think a neat feature would be global permissions, so rather than me having to go through my twenty odd categories, applying all the permissions, I can just give site-wide permissions to a group.

    Thanks anyways.

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