Currently, we can receive notifications when:

1. A watched thread gets a new post (All regular users)
2. A post gets flagged (Moderators)

However, I couldn't find a way to way to enable notifications when one these posts gets edited.

Use Cases

1. When a post is edited to add new content, the topic's watchers might want to know.
2. When a spammer edits an existing post to insert a spam link, the moderators probably want to know.

Optional Functionality

To prevent this from getting too noisy, we could have:

• The ability to opt in/out of edit notifications
• "Batching" of edit notifications -- For example, if a post was edited multiple times within 5 minutes, only the last one is highlighted

• If you click slowly (click-hold-release) on a pop-up search result, the search results disappear but you don't get taken to the desired page.
• If you click quickly (click-release) on a pop-up search result, then you get taken to the desired page as expected.

The animation below shows a slow click (which failed to navigate) followed by a fast click (which successfully navigated). It was recorded on the Qt Forum, but the same behaviour occurs on https://community.nodebb.org/ (Tested today, on Firefox 86.0 and Chrome 88.0.4324.190 on Windows 10)

I believe this occurs because a mouse-down event causes the pop-up to disappear. However, if the clickable link disappears before the user releases the mouse button, then the click event does not trigger.

When composing a New Topic on a mobile screen (or a desktop when the browser window size is small), the "Discard", "Minimize", and "Submit" buttons are shown on the top bar as icons: X, -, and >.

It would be helpful for these icons to get tooltips/alt-text for accessibility and for users who aren't familiar with the meanings of these icons.

• If you click slowly (click-hold-release) on a pop-up search result, the search results disappear but you don't get taken to the desired page.
• If you click quickly (click-release) on a pop-up search result, then you get taken to the desired page as expected.

The animation below shows a slow click (which failed to navigate) followed by a fast click (which successfully navigated). It was recorded on the Qt Forum, but the same behaviour occurs on https://community.nodebb.org/ (Tested today, on Firefox 86.0 and Chrome 88.0.4324.190 on Windows 10)

I believe this occurs because a mouse-down event causes the pop-up to disappear. However, if the clickable link disappears before the user releases the mouse button, then the click event does not trigger.

In stackoverflow.com, posts that have more downvotes than upvotes become grayed out so that readers will focus more on the higher-quality posts.

In a NodeBB forum, Moderators can see deleted posts in grayed-out mode.

Is there a way to gray out NodeBB posts that have more downvotes than upvotes?

Currently, we can receive notifications when:

1. A watched thread gets a new post (All regular users)
2. A post gets flagged (Moderators)

However, I couldn't find a way to way to enable notifications when one these posts gets edited.

Use Cases

1. When a post is edited to add new content, the topic's watchers might want to know.
2. When a spammer edits an existing post to insert a spam link, the moderators probably want to know.

Optional Functionality

To prevent this from getting too noisy, we could have:

• The ability to opt in/out of edit notifications
• "Batching" of edit notifications -- For example, if a post was edited multiple times within 5 minutes, only the last one is highlighted