"Featured Banner" is now missing on the instructables.
The "Featured Banner" is missing when the instrucables are in a list like on the home page.
Is that a new FEATURE or a BUG?
Will it be coming back?
What's the benefit of creating an instructable and getting it featured if the author is the only one who knows it's featured?
And yes I know I complain a lot, but if I don't tell you what's wrong how will you know?
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What does "Feaure comment" do anyway?
Don't touch that button!
What it does is to "lock" the comment at the top of the list (right under the topic text) and make it unreplyable. This used to be a staff-only capabiity, but I think it's either been released accidentally, or they're experimenting.
A locked (or "sticky") comment cannot be replied to, nor can any replies UNDER a sticky comment be replied to. This is specifically to prevent having the sticky thread "hijacked" by trolls, a problem which is commonplace on some other discussion systems.
Don't touch that button!
What it does is to "lock" the comment at the top of the list (right under the topic text) and make it unreplyable. This used to be a staff-only capabiity, but I think it's either been released accidentally, or they're experimenting.
A locked (or "sticky") comment cannot be replied to, nor can any replies UNDER a sticky comment be replied to. This is specifically to prevent having the sticky thread "hijacked" by trolls, a problem which is commonplace on some other discussion systems.
The banners are still there if you go to the big browsing pages, both top level and within categories.
I think the point is that everything on the front page is featured. Now, you've got the little selector buttons on the right to see recent or popular stuff, so banners aren't needed to distinguish items.
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