,threads
manages threads
User permissions
- No special permissions required
Cooldown
- none
Other surface
- /threads
Anchor
- #threads
Syntax
,threads
No usage recorded for this command — the line above is the invocation itself, not a guessed argument shape.
/threads <subcommand>
Example
No example recorded yet. The source module carries none, and one written here would be a guess at what the arguments accept.
Subcommands
11 prefix subcommandsRead from the prefix .sub/ tree — the canonical shape. Every entry has a permanent anchor of its own.
,threads addaka a,threads archiveaka a, ar,threads createaka c,threads deleteaka d,threads lockaka l,threads off,threads on,threads privateaka pr, p,threads remove,threads unarchiveaka ua,threads unlockaka ulSlash leaves
11 leavesRead from the registered slash builder — groups are flattened, so a grouped leaf reads “group leaf” and anchors with a hyphen between the two words.
/threads createCreate a thread in the current channel
#threads-create/threads deleteDelete a thread
#threads-delete/threads addAdd a user to a thread
#threads-add/threads removeRemove a user from a thread
#threads-remove/threads archiveArchive a thread
#threads-archive/threads unarchiveUnarchive a thread
#threads-unarchive/threads lockLock a thread
#threads-lock/threads unlockUnlock a thread
#threads-unlock/threads privateMark/handle a private thread
#threads-private/threads onEnable threads in a channel
#threads-on/threads offDisable threads in a channel
#threads-off