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Option to save posts in the forums as drafts
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11-16-2010 04:46 AM
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Option to save posts in the forums as drafts
Anisha and I would like to see an option when posting to save drafts
The blogs, unlike the forums, already have this option, and I would like the "save as draft" option to be extended to the Forums so users can save drafts of their posts to their User CP and then, when they feel like posting them, can do so. This would help minimize profuse editing as well as allow the user to, if they have a very lengthy post, save them from typing several paragraphs at once.
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Issue Details
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Category Forums
Status Suggested
Priority 1 - Highest
Suggested Version Unknown
Implemented Version (none)
Votes for this feature
3
Votes against this feature
0
Assigned Users
(none)
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