posted 19 years ago
Thank you for the explanation. I follow your logic now and can see why the General group would show up. I think there may be come conflicting logic in the permission settings. With the forum set to:
Moderate this forum? No
And the following permissions set on the General Group moderation section:
Is a moderator: No
Can approve / deny messages in moderated forums: No
I would think the forum would not display any moderators. I thought I would have quite solidly classify this group as not doing any moderation either, however the possibility still exists with:
Cannot moderate these forums: <list>
If I select all the forums for "Cannot moderate these forums", then the General group stops showing up as a moderator.
The behavior still seems a bit unexpected. Here's my opinion. If the forum is not moderated, I think that should affect the moderator display. I think that the Admin group, or admin users should not be displayed in any case as it is implied that Admins can always do this sort of thing, but I can understand why some people may want that anyway. Since the General group *could* moderate it, doesn't mean it actually does moderate it. I think a group would have to be assigned as a moderating group, or a user assigned as a moderating user for their entries to show up in the moderators list.
Does that sound like unexpected behavior to you, or is this starting to sound like a feature request?
Thanks,
Shoemaker.
[originally posted on jforum.net by Anonymous]