I had to retranslate the description of the old_post_notice_days
site setting. Instead of saying that older notices will look different, it now says they will be hidden.
Is this now the default for all 3 types of post notices? I know there were discussions about hiding older new and returning user notices and I understand the confusion they can create over time, I think official notices are often still valuable even 2 weeks after the post they were added to was created. That’s why I offered separate styling for these 3 types in my theme component.
For example, I sometimes add an official notice on the first post of a topic with outdated information to direct users to a newer version of the content. Usually, these posts are already older than 14 days when I do that. When I do that now on a post created some time ago, it feels like something is broken. I select “official notice” in the menu, add the text, save it, and nothing is visible.
Was the decision to remove official notices after two weeks intentional? The pull request seems to only mention new user notice DEV: don't show new user notice after x-time by chapoi · Pull Request #34988 · discourse/discourse · GitHub, which makes me wonder if this might be an oversight. If it’s not, is there a way to ensure older official notices can still be shown?