[Moodle] Ageing out old forum posts

[Roland Gesthuizen]

Each year I just create a new forum. Easily done and you can hide the old
forum for reference.

Regards Roland

2009/11/19 Alan Oh <OH.A at wcc.vic.edu.au>

>  Hi,
>
>
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> I was wondering if there is a way for old posts in a forum to automatically
> age out after say 1 month, providing you can set the time to expire. We are
> using a forum to allow students to post their books for sale. Currently, the
> posts have to be managed manually (delete old posts). If there was a way to
> set an expiry date and when the date is reached, the post drops out, that
> would be great.
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> Best regards,
>
>
>
> *Alan Oh*
>
> *Computer Operations Dept*
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