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One interesting observation, deleted topics are visible to me because I have topic management privileges.
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I'm sorry this forum requested you to reload so often because I tried to install antispam and restarted NodeBB over and over again in the past few hours. Now you'll see Cloudflare Verification (called Turnstile) in the registration page after logout.
One interesting observation, deleted topics are visible to me because I have topic management privileges.
One interesting observation, deleted topics are visible to me because I have topic management privileges.
I also see deleted threads. I've created that thread from my test account. (I had created a test account for myself earlier, which is not in the Contributors group.) However, I can't open the deleted thread – I don't have access to it.
I also tried this the other way around. I've just created a Test topic from my "aww" account, then subsequently deleted it. This topic can be seen from my "aww_test" account too. It seems like everyone can see deleted topics with no ability to open or access them. However, the user who created the deleted topic originally does have access to it and can even restore it.
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One interesting observation, deleted topics are visible to me because I have topic management privileges.
I also see deleted threads. I've created that thread from my test account. (I had created a test account for myself earlier, which is not in the Contributors group.) However, I can't open the deleted thread – I don't have access to it.
I also tried this the other way around. I've just created a Test topic from my "aww" account, then subsequently deleted it. This topic can be seen from my "aww_test" account too. It seems like everyone can see deleted topics with no ability to open or access them. However, the user who created the deleted topic originally does have access to it and can even restore it.
I also tried this the other way around. I've just created a Test topic from my "aww" account, then subsequently deleted it. This topic can be seen from my "aww_test" account too. It seems like everyone can see deleted topics with no ability to open or access them. However, the user who created the deleted topic originally does have access to it and can even restore it.
Contents are also visible to me. There are two test topics. And I can restore deleted items.
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I also tried this the other way around. I've just created a Test topic from my "aww" account, then subsequently deleted it. This topic can be seen from my "aww_test" account too. It seems like everyone can see deleted topics with no ability to open or access them. However, the user who created the deleted topic originally does have access to it and can even restore it.
Contents are also visible to me. There are two test topics. And I can restore deleted items.
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I also tried this the other way around. I've just created a Test topic from my "aww" account, then subsequently deleted it. This topic can be seen from my "aww_test" account too. It seems like everyone can see deleted topics with no ability to open or access them. However, the user who created the deleted topic originally does have access to it and can even restore it.
Contents are also visible to me. There are two test topics. And I can restore deleted items.
Contents are also visible to me. There are two test topics. And I can restore deleted items.
That's probably because you have admin privileges. You can see them, access them, edit them, restore them. This is okay and expected.
However, users without admin privileges still see deleted topics, with no ability to access them. Ideally, it shouldn't be like that. I mean, what's the point of having an entry in the topic list that just says "This topic is deleted!"?
Honestly, it's not a huge issue, but I was wondering if it can be changed with a simple setting, a variable, or something.
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It seems admins or mods need to manually "purge" deleted topics.
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/8993/why-do-i-see-the-deleted-topic
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/16511/deleted-thread-visible-for-all-even-if-not-allowedIf you want to hide them, install uBlock Origin and add this line to your filter
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this; I wasn't sure where else to put it.
Why isn't the tourniquet method covered?
It seems the tourniquet method is more valuable, since the anchor for the hanging method is sometimes hard to find.
The tourniquet method is described in detail in the compression chapter in Five Last Acts.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190104095318if_/https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/07/29/five-last-acts-the-exit-path-2015/five-last-acts-the-exit-path-2015.pdf -
Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this; I wasn't sure where else to put it.
Why isn't the tourniquet method covered?
It seems the tourniquet method is more valuable, since the anchor for the hanging method is sometimes hard to find.
The tourniquet method is described in detail in the compression chapter in Five Last Acts.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190104095318if_/https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/07/29/five-last-acts-the-exit-path-2015/five-last-acts-the-exit-path-2015.pdf@piooCo9l4mk3
Welcome! This is a right place to post the question. And nice suggestion. That's because we haven't been able to put enough effort to expand hanging guides yet rather than the method isn't regarded as valuable. This project growing. So it'll help us a lot if you can provide summaries of the method or write up a draft on this thread or even create a wiki account to edit articles yourself
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