Thread Interactions

Interactions

• Thread Top Bar

• Thread Bottom Bar

• Three Dot Menu

• Share Post

• Creating a Thread

• Adding Images

• Quoting

• Tagging

• Upvoting & Replying

When you view a Thread, you can interact with it in a few ways.

Thread Top Bar

Clicking on the Author Name will take you to their profile page

Hover over the date to see the timestamps of History of Edit versions within the thread:

Thread Bottom Bar

Functions of the Bottom Bar:

• Check who upvoted & Commented

• Share the link to the thread or share on X

• Subscribe to updates/notifications to the thread

On the bottom bar of the thread you can see who upvoted and commented as well as manage the thread through the three dot icon.

Three Dot Menu

Actions this menu:

• Edit: make changes to the thread

• Edit collaborators: Add authors to help you write the thread

• Pin: Mods & Admins can pin posts to the top of the topic

• Lock: Make sure no changes can happen within the thread

• Archive: Archive posts that are not needed anymore rather than deleting

• Download as Markdown: Bring proposals to other text editors in markdown

• Update Status: change the status or stage of the thread to make sure its in the right spot within the forum

• Flag as spam: Moderators can flag posts to warn the community about bad actors or posts

• Delete: Delete spam or unwanted posts. Only admins have the ability to delete

Share the Post

Clicking on the Share Icon will allow you to

1. Copy the thread URL for sharing

2. Share the thread to Twitter

Creating a Thread

community members can create a thread by clicking the “create thread” button in the top right corner of the forum header. Thread creators can add in a topic, polling, and more

Adding Images

Images can be added in both the comments and post itself in threads.

Quoting

Within threads, users can quote what other community members said previously in the discussion.

Tagging

Users can tag other community members during the discussion happening in a thread

Upvoting & Replying

Similar to Reddit, upvoting and replying is supported in Common posts. See below as an example: