I've looked for it, but seem to be failing to find it miserably, lol.

Does YAF have these two features?

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Splitting Posts from a thread helps a lot because as surely you all know, many members will take a topic adrift and sometimes the second topic in the thread is worthy of a discussion itself.

Merging Threads is helpful for when members accidentally create a thread that's ambiguous with another.

Thank you and awesome friggin software too.

I can't wait to completely convert my old PHP site over to DotNetNuke (hopefully I can find a C# source code rep) with these awesome forums.

With the previous forum, if one or more Users started a new topic that duplicated another, we could simply merge each new topic into the established topic so that all posts on a particular topic are listed together.

I see this facility was requested in YAF quite some time ago.

Does anyone know if/when there will be a Merge Topic function in YAF?

Cheers, Bill

Be aware that yaf already has a merge topic function, you can move messages to other topics via the Move Button inside the Message.

I guess that is why the button says "Move Topic".

What we need is to merge two topics into one topic, in our case in the same forum.

I will look out for a button named "Merge topic".........

Same question as before, does anyone know when a Merge topic function will be available in YAF? (I gather it's been on the list of things to do for a couple of years.).

I didn't mean the Move Topic function i mean the move message function, inside the message

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Being able to split multiple posts while seeing all posts in a thread would be nice. The biggest of waste of time as an admin. If I could find some free time I'd code it myself, lol.

the phpbb had all of these features...

Merging two topics is another nice addition. We can already split a topic, but unfortunately it has to be post by post unless each were replied to the previous. Sometimes that bites me in the tail too. I kinda wish that was removed.