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Feature Requests
  • S

    Are there a plugin for these, or stock with NodeBB?

    1. How does one make it so that a moderator must approve a topic in order for the topic to become publicly view able?

    2. How can I set it up so that all new members posts must be approved before they are displayed? I figure that this will deter the spammers.

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    .header .header-topic-title { display:none; }

    ??? 😆

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