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@@ -733,6 +733,16 @@ The emailing frequency is user-configurable, so you can choose how often emails



Feed entries sometimes have a 🔔 icon. This means at least one of your unread notifications is about that post. When viewing such a post, the relevant notifications are listed right there under Actions, so you check them off and/or clear them more conveniently.



+## Flairs

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+You may notice that some users have a label that appears after their name, for example "[admin]". These are called "flairs" and can only be assigned on people by the administrator. Users cannot apply a flair on themselves, even if they are a moderator.

+

+Flairs can be used for various purposes:

+

+* A flair can signal the user's role or status.

+* The flair can be used as a "soft" moderation tool to assign permanent labels on users, for instance if they have been warned of improper behavior.

+* The flair can help manage expectations about communicating with a user, for example if they prefer to speak a particular language, or if they have a communication style that is easy for others to misunderstand.

+

Thanks, Likes, and Reactions



• "Thanks" are used for showing appreciation privately, in an ephemeral manner. The recipient will see a notification about the thanks. The notification will remain visible in Notification History for a few days, after which all record of it disappears.

@@ -792,7 +802,7 @@ Muting is private, too. No one can see what you have muted, or who has muted the



Every subspace must have at least one moderator assigned to it, or otherwise the subspace is locked into read-only mode.



-Moderators are able to delete posts and comments, and edit titles of posts. They cannot edit the contents of posts, though.

+Moderators are able to lock and unlock comment threads, delete posts and comments, and edit titles of posts. They cannot edit the contents of posts, though.



Posts can be moved between subspaces. Moderators can move any post in their subspace to another subspace, and post authors can always move their own posts elsewhere. Moving a post does not break URLs because post IDs are unique, and a URL that uses the old subspace name will be redirected to the new location. However, issue tracker posts cannot be moved due to per-subspace issue ID numbering.