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Hi everybody,

don't know if this is a legitimate question, but I hope you can help. I'd like to read a thread which seems to be archived (or even deleted?) now, but I still got the URL saved to read later, which now seems to be too late. Is there any way I can get to read the thread and all replies?

Thanks Maurice

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    • Got that, fine for me!

      In the past four months I tried sending several emails, but I'm not sure if they got through to you. Basically, I was hoping to get the possibility to have a talk for my project, which would be very interesting and highly appreciated! I know that you have lots of stuff to do, still trying my best to get through ;) I elaborated that in my emails already, just let me if you received any emails, otherwise I'd surely write again!

    • Hi guys, just a quick follow up to see if there would be some kind of solution to my inquiry? If anything else fails and you would reopen the thread for a short time I would open replies manually as Jordi mentioned and just take as much as I can to at least have something to work with if that would be ok for you.

      Really appreciate your help guys!

    • Highly appreciate your effort guys! Sitting there opening countless replies wouldn't bother me too much tbh, jumping back to the initial state is a thing though, @andremichelle you got an idea how I could deal with that? Accessing raw data from the db would surely be an option, but you might need a specific script for that and I guess my request is probably kind of unique so that would probably mean extra work for the devs and I wouldn't dare to ask for that of course unless something similar would already be there, but it's up to André if that's possible in any way.

      Got your point with the silent opening which isn't actually silent - totally agree, I guess the point was to not going back and opening for discussion again but making it visible for a very very short time without further announcement, so basically only those reading this thread here would know why it would pop up again for some minutes and then disappear into nowhereland.

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