It seems the article Update on PHP.net site malware hack attack has been at the top of the PHP forum for 3 months. OK, there have been a few comments, but it's getting a bit old. Is there any reason why this is a sticky? BTW - good article by HG - I'm not knocking that at all - just the permanence of its poll position.
diafol
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Jump to PostUnstickied. Stickies are really more designed for evergreen content, TBH.
Jump to PostMea Culpa. Bad habit from some time ago when we used to sticky news/editorial content to prevent if from immediately being drowned out of sight in busy forums. I need to wean myself off of still doing it :)
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Reverend Jim 5,225 Hi, I'm Jim, one of DaniWeb's moderators. Moderator Featured Poster
I've noticed that on a few news articles. Perhaps the Sticky flag on news articles should have an expiry date. After expiry they would still bubble up to the top as long as people are posting.
Dani 4,675 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
Unstickied. Stickies are really more designed for evergreen content, TBH.
diafol commented: thanks +0
Reverend Jim 5,225 Hi, I'm Jim, one of DaniWeb's moderators. Moderator Featured Poster
TBH?
JorgeM 958 Problem Solver Team Colleague Featured Poster
To be honest... I think.
happygeek 2,411 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Mea Culpa. Bad habit from some time ago when we used to sticky news/editorial content to prevent if from immediately being drowned out of sight in busy forums. I need to wean myself off of still doing it :)
richkardmunga.hounarable 0 Newbie Poster
just wish to second happygeek. some times what has been drowned may be required in the forum
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