Limited threads but still visible. Why?

[Faisal2202]

I've seen it before, but I didn't expect it to be a regular practice here.
So, for example, thread KYC verified badge to be removed is visible to all, but only forum administration can write there.
I understand that there are discussions in which you don't want other ordinary forum users, but isn't it logical that threads like that should be hidden?

I don't think these types of threads should be hidden, because if the admin has to hide it, then why does he have to make it in the first place, this thread serves the purpose of news, announcement, knowledge, a information that the users of this forum has to be known of. Therefore he made that thread and made it public, but did not allow anyone to post on it.

Why? That's totally the authority of the admin, he might don't want anyone to comment on this post, as its only a announcement and admin needs no ones review, or opinion on it, he is sharing us with an update, and that's why he made that topic public, You don't have to feel so offensive with admin's this post, I don't know if there is any other reasons, but chill and enjoy the update.

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I've seen it before, but I didn't expect it to be a regular practice here.
So, for example, thread KYC verified badge to be removed is visible to all, but only forum administration can write there.
I understand that there are discussions in which you don't want other ordinary forum users, but isn't it logical that threads like that should be hidden?

I don't think these types of threads should be hidden, because if the admin has to hide it, then why does he have to make it in the first place, this thread serves the purpose of news, announcement, knowledge, a information that the users of this forum has to be known of. Therefore he made that thread and made it public, but did not allow anyone to post on it.

It seems that you did not understand well what I wrote, so it seems that you made a completely wrong comment here. A certain group (several of them) of members can still write in such threads, while everyone else can only read.

[Faisal2202]

It seems that you did not understand well what I wrote, so it seems that you made a completely wrong comment here. A certain group (several of them) of members can still write in such threads, while everyone else can only read.

Ahhh, I got the point but before did not get the intentions, which was basically about why administrations can post there, instead I got the context that you are interested to know why we (normal members) can't post in that thread. Sorry for the inconvenience, as I take another meaning of your post. Well, considering your intention, I must say that's not right. As not only the administration has done KYC and earned KYC badges. Many others also have done that.

But how do you so sure that only the administration can post there, as I can see only mods have posted there which almost proves your statement, but it can be a case that only those can post there who got KYC badge, but only some members made reply on this thread, and it happens to be a coincidence that all those members are mods, or linked to administration. Just a thought.

But if this is not the case, and really administration can post there then I don't think there is a need to make such thread publically available. But I think they don't have the feature to hide thread yet.

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But how do you so sure that only the administration can post there, as I can see only mods have posted there which almost proves your statement

Moderators belong to the forum administration group.  So, mods=administration

[Faisal2202]

But how do you so sure that only the administration can post there, as I can see only mods have posted there which almost proves your statement

Moderators belong to the forum administration group.  So, mods=administration

I know the difference and meaning of the words, lol I was trying to consider another possibility, that I uttered in my case in the last reply to you. I know the line you have quoted is giving the meaning that I don't know the meaning of both, but I do. It's just that I was not able to convey the message completely or you don't.

I was trying to say, that only the mods, and administrations have posted there, which can be a coincidence, so you might have concluded after seeing that only mods can post there, while there might be a possibility that all KYC badge holders could post there, As I have seen that we (with no badge) can't post there, but it might be a possibility for KYC badge holders. Overall, I agree with you that if the admins/mods are allowed to post their, then it should be discussed somewhere else, or should remain, hidden but that's not a big problem at all, you can start a topic on this and people can discuss this matter there.

[Jokers]

I was trying to say, that only the mods, and administrations have posted there, which can be a coincidence, so you might have concluded after seeing that only mods can post there, while there might be a possibility that all KYC badge holders could post there, As I have seen that we (with no badge) can't post there, but it might be a possibility for KYC badge holders.

Try to read the same news again. All KYC related badges were revoked and the news was just about that. There are no users with KYC badges on the forum since then anymore.

And no, not all moderators can post something in the announcement section. As we can see, there were posts just from admin, the President and the Vice President.

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Try to read the same news again. All KYC related badges were revoked and the news was just about that. There are no users with KYC badges on the forum since then anymore.

And no, not all moderators can post something in the announcement section. As we can see, there were posts just from admin, the President and the Vice President.

@Jokers, maybe you can lock this topic. We mostly got the most important answers, as far as I noticed, the admin accepted the hidden message of this discussion, and later he opened some specific discussions out of the visibility of the rest of the forum.