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Hi,

thanks for your response and the clarification. I guess at some point  
most of the content will be obsolete, but I understand that it has to  
end at some point.

> I fear that ask is not giving us that much control on what's enabled  
> and disabled in "read-only mode". I see there is still pagination to  
> access later answers... Would you have an example of a question with  
> the "see more comments" behavior ?

One example would be here:

https://ask.openstack.org/en/question/128442/how-to-setup-controller-node-ha-with-all-services/

Regards,
Eugen


Zitat von Thierry Carrez <thierry at openstack.org>:

> Eugen Block wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I have a question regarding read-only ask.openstack.org.
>> I understand the decision to make it read-only but one thing still  
>> bothers me since I look up problems from time to time. And I  
>> noticed that you can't expand all comments if there were more than  
>> a few. Users were able to expand by clicking "see more comments"  
>> but that's not possible anymore. Is there any way to make the whole  
>> page visible, maybe remove that button and kind of "auto-expand"  
>> all comments? Some of the comments might have valuable information.
>
> Hi Eugen,
>
> I fear that ask is not giving us that much control on what's enabled  
> and disabled in "read-only mode". I see there is still pagination to  
> access later answers... Would you have an example of a question with  
> the "see more comments" behavior ?
>
> More generally, note that we'll hit a dead-end in April when the ask  
> server LTS distribution will cease to be supported, and we have  
> nobody in the community with time to work on porting the ask setup  
> to more recent distributions... So the plan is to turn it off.
>
> At that point ask.openstack.org content will be lost, unless we  
> somehow make a static copy somewhere. The Internet archive has  
> copies of ask.openstack.org but they do not seem to run very deep.  
> If anyone has ideas on how we could preserve that content without  
> spending too many cycles on it, please share :)
>
> -- 
> Thierry Carrez (ttx)