Now there's a silly question, eh? If a person can't figure that one out on his own, the smeghead just ain't tryin'. Right? But apparently it just isn't as simple as that:
When I click the "delete" link to remove a moderator from a forum, I get presented with a nice little box which says:
When I read that, I tend to focus on the "This action can not be un-done" part and my brain starts to argue: Can't be undone?! Of COURSE it can be undone! You just re-assign the person to be a moderator of the forum!
But, apparently whoever wrote the software doesn't agree with that little argumentative part of my brain, so I suppose I should check: Just why can't I re-assign a user to be the moderator of a forum? If I click "Yes" and delete the moderator, is it going to remove the user from the database, or something?
Thanks!
When I click the "delete" link to remove a moderator from a forum, I get presented with a nice little box which says:
Are you sure you want to delete the moderator called 'Pinhead from the forum PINS'?
(moderatorid: 13)
This action can not be un-done.
(moderatorid: 13)
This action can not be un-done.
But, apparently whoever wrote the software doesn't agree with that little argumentative part of my brain, so I suppose I should check: Just why can't I re-assign a user to be the moderator of a forum? If I click "Yes" and delete the moderator, is it going to remove the user from the database, or something?
Thanks!
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