Something like that, yes. It could have multiple options, like a timer as i said, or a checkmark for permanent, ofc with option to remove it later on.
It's not always a matter of time. Some games just get removed from f95zone indefinitely for breaking the rules or whatever else. Possible solutions I see is either yeah with a timer or indefinitely, where it ignores until it is available again (which is possibly never). Would also need to find a way to indicate somewhere that it is ignored.
Might be a bad suggestion or idea... but this makes me wonder if it can be implemented in the error message the reason in more details why the thread is gone? For example if it is banned for rules breaking, when you get the error to have it stated there. I know we have a general idea of why.
The thread is just privated, or deleted, there's no way to know why
Figured as much, unless is actually implemented in the website. As nexus does for mods. Anyway thank you for your work on the checker and everything else and sorry if i said stupid things.
WillyJL, I received this error this morning as well. The thread does exist. I removed it and added it by URL. Then I refreshed the thread and got the same error again.
Sorry. Willy. Not the case.
His reply was to what i said, if it can be added the exact reason when you get the error. What i meant by that was for example, if the game was banned for breaking rules, to have that stated alone and not the rest as being set as private or user deleted. Hope this makes sense.
Read the whole conversation, not the last reply to the adjacent but unrelated question.
I prefer to send them to archive, that way the error disappear and i know exactly what games are in there as the name is greyed out. At the same time I can always remove it from there and recheck it to see if it was fixed (if it was a api cache issue) or not and if in a few days i see the thread still gone, i can convert it or remove it.
I get your point, was just an idea on my part, I think both options have some pros and cons
Can't agree more about this, and sorry, didn't want you to think i belittle your suggestion. Sorry for that.
Hi, I was wondering how the tool was able to quickly search for threads without me being logged in, and found out about the independent caching API you run. Can we use such API for our own (small) projects? As long as the usage is within reason, of course.
That section from the OP you quoted is outdated, the correct version is on github, I'm yet to update the op here after 11.0. But yeah now it's a cache api I run specifically for this tool. I tried to design it in a way that can't really be abused that much, and it's cached as much as possible on top with Cloudflare, so you should be good to use it if it's helpful for whatever you're working on
did you have any use in mind already?
Putting them in a dedicated tab, even though a good suggestion, won't prevent the error, unless you combine it with e.g. the below suggestion from KaosKally
That's actually even better than making them custom games.
That's what I was thinking, I mean if i make it custom, I don't even know if i can convert it back to F95 again, in case it is back. Where with archive, is 2 clicks swap.
Yes, you can convert it back just as easily, but archiving is much easier, to make it a custom game you need to do it one by one in the More Info popup, and that button changes to Convert to F95zone game once made custom. But (un)archiving, now that's way faster... multi select, right-click. click and done. I feel dumb to not have thought of that.
