Sometimes I want to write “Good job”, “Great you found the solution” or something that is relevant to all the people in the thread and especially the last poster, but not relevant for all the people in the forum in general.
Is there a way to post something without bumping the whole topic to the top?
There isn’t a way to post without bumping the topic. For the cases you describe, maybe you could just use the ‘like’ button?
Liking is much less part of a “conversation”.
The usecase I have here is often >10 post ping pong debugging a problem, suggestion solutions etc. Only reacting with a like feels… insufficient.
(Of course I totally get that this is a special use case and maybe also not the intended way to use Discourse. Was still hoping this was possible)
You could send them a personalized message.
I think the members getting something like
“Hi memberABC
Thanks for contributing to the discussion, blah, blah schmooze”
would make them feel appreciated.
You can edit the timestamp (so it drops back down the feed) for a manual workaround.
Is it possible to give moderators the ability to edit timestamps in order to “unbump” topics?
Usecase:
I’m editing the “this topic was closed”-post of an old topic to add a link to a more recent topic (so people who find the old topic through the search function know where to go) but don’t want the old topic to get bumped.
This happens quite a lot and I can’t always ask an admin to jump in. Usually I just end up not editing the post and hope people find a recent topic by themselves.
I can’t think of a solid reason why not. @erlend_sh – thoughts?
There could be a lot of subtle complexity to this so it requires dev input. @tgxworld did you have a cursory look at how difficult this would be to do?
Seems to me like the OP’s idea of having a “do not bump” checkbox might be easier to implement, but even that is a tough sell as far as prioritization goes.
Usually bumping is not nearly as disruptive as one would think. We’ve gotten pretty good at glancing over things we don’t care about 
The server side logic has already been implemented in the past
Difficulty on the client side will depend on where we expose the “do no bump” settings.
I’m interested in this feature for a different use case. Sometimes I edit people’s topics to change their category, add tags, etc. If no one has replied yet, this bumps the topic, which I dislike as there’s no new information essentially.
Probably the composer cog:
“Hide details” and “Blur spoiler” are probably even more obscure use cases than “do not bump”.
We’ve had issues with this on our forum as well WRT moderation. There are a number of things we want to do that are blocked because we don’t want to spam Latest:
I do support this as a staff option.
Hallo @codinghorror, wurde diese Funktion bereits implementiert?
In einem anderen Anwendungsfall wäre es meiner Meinung nach am besten, eine Themeneinstellung zu haben, mit der Administratoren und Moderatoren eine „Nicht-heraufbumpen“-Funktion hinzufügen können.
Zum Beispiel: In meiner Community bewege ich interessante Themen, von denen ich denke, dass Nutzer sie spannend finden, indem ich sie als Featured markiere. Gleichzeitig möchte ich nicht, dass jeder neue Beitrag in einem Featured-Thema dieses Thema heraufbumpen und an die Spitze rücken lässt. Zum Beispiel: Ein Thread über Chelsea gegen Tottenham, der im Dezember, als das Spiel stattfand (und relevant war), mit dem Featured-Tag versehen wurde, wäre heute irrelevant, wenn jemand darauf antwortet oder einen weiteren Beitrag hinzufügt; dadurch würde er jedoch wieder an die Spitze der Featured-Tags/Threads rücken. Ich hoffe, du verstehst, was ich meine.
Siehe oben, du hast Glück, diese Funktion existiert bereits! 
Awwww. Das ist herrlich! Danke, dass du mich informiert hast!
