advanced thread settings.md

Advanced thread settings

Thread starters and admins can access a few things under the advanced menu in Thread details.

To get to the advanced menu:

What are Thread Permissions?

Thread permissions let thread starters (the person who created the thread) and admins control who can access and respond to specific threads. Other recipients cannot change these permissions.

How to Modify Thread Permissions

Only the thread starter or admins can control thread permissions.

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Changing thread permissions on a new thread draft

Thread Permission Options

Locking a thread

Thread starters, group admins, or workspace admins can lock a thread to prevent changes to the thread recipients and name. When a thread is locked:

Thread recipients can request to add someone to the locked thread

Thread starters will receive a request they can approve or decline

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Turning off replies on a thread

Thread starters, group admins, or workspace admins can turn off replies for a thread. When replies are turned off:

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What does a thread look like when replies are turned off?

Profile Badges

When a thread has replies turned off, you’ll see a role badge next to the profile picture for thread starters and admins, both in thread replies and in the thread member list. That way you can easily see who has access to the thread’s permissions.

Message Editor

View of a thread with replies turned off as a recipient

View of a thread with replies turned off as an admin (thread starter's view will look similar)