News, Tech, Polly Reporter

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In summary, there is a discussion about having threads created by Greg's news bots not appear in the "New Posts" search. While some users are not in favor of this idea, others suggest making it a user option. However, implementing this feature would require significant coding and there are also concerns about these threads not being relevant to Physics Forums.
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Would you guys like to have threads created by Greg's news bots not shown in the "New Posts" search?

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No,

but in case I'm in the minority, is there a way to have it be a user option?
 
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I'd like to make it a user option, but it looks like it'll take quite a bit of coding to accomplish. Same goes for new posts in sci.physics.research and sci.physics.strings.

- Warren
 
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Yes, definitely don't want them to show up in my getnew. :redface: I don't see what it has to do with Physics Forums anyway, if I wanted to discuss politics and world affairs I would go to a Politics and World Affairs Forums. :wink:
 
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I'll look into what'll be necessary to add some checkboxes to the User Options page...

- Warren
 

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