Help:Structured Discussions/Administration/nl

Administratie
Alle op deze pagina genoemde groepen van gebruikersrechten zijn die die gedefinieerd zijn op MediaWiki.org.

Omdat de configuratie per wiki iets kan verschillen, is het goed om Special:ListGroupRights op de betreffende wiki te bekijken.



Posts en topics
Een post / topic kan op drie verschillende manieren beheerd worden: verbergen, verwijderen en onderdrukken.

Enkele gebruikers kunnen een topic ook bewerken of hernoemen, of het markeren als opgelost.

In de volgende secties gaat het meestal over "posts", maar alles gaat ook op voor topics.

It is not possible to carry out these actions when a topic has been "Marked as resolved". You have to reopen it first.

Edit
You can edit your own posts. Autoconfirmed users can edit Structured Discussions posts by other users.

Hide
By default, any user can hide a post; it uses the  right.

A hidden post is replaced by a warning message. You can read the hidden post by clicking on the history link on the warning message. You will then access to the history page, where the message is struck through.

Anyone can unhide a post on the history page. If a post is unhidden, it becomes visible by anyone.

Mark as resolved
By default, any logged in user can mark a topic as resolved, or reopen it (making it no longer resolved).

This prevents further posts to the topic.

This uses the  right.

Delete
By default, users in the sysop group can delete posts. When it is done, the post is deleted. Sysops can restore the post on the History page. This uses the  right.

Hidden topics that haven't been replied can be successfully deleted using  page.

Suppress
By default, users in the oversight and suppress groups can suppress posts.

When it is done, the post is oversighted. Oversighters can restore the post on the History page.

This uses the  right.

Rename
Renaming a topic will only change the topic title. It will not move the page from the board.

Rename
A user can rename a board if they have the right to create a Structured Discussions board at the destination name.

For example, if the destination is a Structured Discussions namespace, any user can move the board to there.

If a user has the "" right, they can create a page working on Structured Discussions in any location; that means they can move a Structured Discussions board to any location.

By default,  has this right.

However, wikis can give it to additional users.

Delete and restore
Deleting a board requires the same privileges as deleting any page. When you delete a board, all topics linked to this board are inaccessible to all users, except sysops (like any deleted page). When you restore a board, all topics are visible again.

Protection and blocking
Like all pages on a wiki, it is possible to semi-protect or protect a Structured Discussions board. Blocks are also handled normally. If you block a user without selecting the "" option, that user will still be able to create new topics on their personal talk page.

Move and redirect
Structured Discussions board can be moved in the same way as any other page, by visiting Special:MovePage.

It is not possible at the moment to create a redirection from a Structured Discussions board.

However, you can work around this issue. Assume you want to redirect  to.


 * 1) If   exists, move it to an archive page   (or a suitable archive location).
 * 2) Create the redirect in a wikitext namespace, as normal, e.g. at  :
 * 3) Move   to.
 * 1) Move   to.

Categorization
You can add categories:
 * for a Board, in the board description,
 * for a Topic, in the Summary.

Categories will work like on any other page. They will be displayed at the bottom of the Description sidebar.