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Administration In Front-end

When a forum admin or a moderator is working on the front-end of his/her site should be able to add new categories and forums and assign moderators in the front-end.

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    jtprincejtprince shared this idea  ·   ·  Admin →
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      • Melissa Waldrup-OldMelissa Waldrup-Old commented  · 

        Unless you want to keep your forum admins and site admins separate, what would be the reason for adding these kinds of functions in the front end? I agree that it would only be confusing. I say keep the admin functions all in the backend.

      • Travis RandallTravis Randall commented  · 

        I agree. Keep this in the backend please. No need to add the extra weight of a ACP for front and back end.

      • core2core2 commented  · 

        I think this is a bad idea. These task belong to the backend. Dont mess up ting by having it two different places.

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