This will let a moderator know about it. A moderator will review it, and if it is important enough to stay at the top of that forum, it will be stickied. Not all stickies are made by the Scratch Team ; in fact, most of them are not.
There is currently a guide moratorium, so only certain guides like directories will be stickied. In forums with a lot of stickies, the ITopic system is used to prevent clutter: instead of being made into stickies themselves, some important topics are listed in a sticky.
Those topics are called ITopics. Another version of the ITopic is the directory, which lists topics which are not necessarily stickies that people can request. Some are for advertising, some for announcing, and many other types- all depending on the forum. There is at least one directory in every forum.
The Announcements forum, has one sticky, which is a directory for that forum. These forums have stickies that are mainly guides to what each forum is about. Stickies in these forums are mostly about how to use the specific forums. They tell Scratchers about the policies of each individual forum. I thought it meant you couldn't post on it hahaha. Kevinguy19 September 5, April 13, March 8, June 23, So only moderators or Administrators i think can have sticky conversations?
April 12, I've also heard of 'Sticky' comments. What does that mean? I would assume it's a comment that doesn't move up or down, just like the discussions. Learn a language in just 5 minutes a day. For free. On Facebook at timhillseo. With me, Tim Hill. When a forum discussion often called a "Thread" is felt, by the moderators, to be extremely useful they can mark it so that it is one of the first discussions to show up in a certain section of the forum.
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