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A locked topic is a [[topic]] which is no longer open for replies or modifications to its posts.
A locked [[topic]] is no longer open for replies or modifications to its posts. The [[administrator]] can give [[member]]s permission to lock or unlock topics that they have started. Members cannot unlock their topic if it has been locked by a moderator.
 
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Commonly, locking topics is done as an act of [[moderation]], because the members posting in the topic have gotten out of hand, or because the topic was posted in error. Sometimes, topics are also locked when the subject they were about is no longer prevalent, but this is less common.
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By default, the topic's starter has permission to lock his or her topics. However, if a moderator locks a topic, the topic starter cannot unlock it.
 
There is no limit to the number of topics which may be locked, although it is uncommon to lock most topics (as this will stifle conversation.)
 
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Latest revision as of 21:14, 29 July 2014

A locked topic is no longer open for replies or modifications to its posts. The administrator can give members permission to lock or unlock topics that they have started. Members cannot unlock their topic if it has been locked by a moderator.

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