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In addition, every time a post is added to a thread, all posts in that thread would be visible on the NN page, regardless of when you last clicked "I've checked all of these".

In the default mode "Ancestors only" it'll only show newest nodes and their direct ancestors. If you click on "full thread" you'll the newest nodes and any other nodes in the same threads as the newest. But yeah, theres possibility of more options. Once I have a clearer idea what people would like Ill look into implementing the most sensible and popular.

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In reply to Re^2: Does the monastery want a threaded newest nodes? by demerphq
in thread Does the monastery want a threaded newest nodes? by demerphq

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