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I'm fresh from a visit to demerphq's Recently Active Threads page, where I saw a recent reply to a very old thread. I know that SlashDot 'freezes' stories after a while to prevent further replies being added to an old story (it probably also allows them to do some database fiddling so that archived stories are stored differently, but that's a topic of discussion for another beer), and was wondering if it would be useful to add the same feature to Perl Monks.

Having done absolutely no research on this topic, I don't know if it's been discussed before or not.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

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In reply to Do we ever want to freeze threads? by talexb

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