What can be seen by who?

When we post a reply or new thread it can be seen my all visitors to site except for the men's section - right?

If I use the "private" who can see that part?

I want to be able to do a new thread that only members can see how do I do that?

Thanks
travelerman

When we post a reply or new thread it can be seen my all visitors to site except for the men's section - right? Originally Posted by travelerman

Correct. Posts and threads in the open forums are visible to all members and guests (lurkers). Posts and thread in the private forums are visible only to members who have access to those forums.

If I use the "private" who can see that part? Originally Posted by travelerman

Content within the PRIVATE tags is visible only to male members who have Premium Access.

I want to be able to do a new thread that only members can see how do I do that? Originally Posted by travelerman

Currently there is no way to start a new thread that is visible to all members but not visible to guests (lurkers).

Is the OP of a thread able to see content within private tags regardless of whether they have premium access or not. I thought I had heard/read that somewhere once. But, maybe it was just a false rumor.

No. The content within the PRIVATE tags is visible to the OP only if he is a male member with Premium Access.

What you described was how it worked on the late ASPD.

Currently there is no way to start a new thread that is visible to all members but not visible to guests (lurkers).

BTW how do you show the quote with who did original quote like in Mokoa post?

Why can't we have that ability to have things between all members that Lurkers cannot see. I think it is a good idea.

Below each post, you will see a row of buttons. In order to quote a post, simply, click the QUOTE button. This will surround the post in QUOTE brackets. The result will look somewhat like the example below.

The end result should look like this:

Their quoted text here Originally Posted by Poster

Your witty response to the item quoted above goes here.