They're just public pools with limited editability...
Updated by TonyCoon
Posted under e621 Tools and Applications
They're just public pools with limited editability...
Updated by TonyCoon
Private pools? Are you talking about sets?
Updated by anonymous
Peekaboo said:
Private pools? Are you talking about sets?
No, some pools don't give you the option to change their order. I just PM'd a guy to change the order in his pool because I apparently don't have access to do so. https://e621.net/pool/show/4653
EDIT: notice the "order" option is missing, but is visible in most other pools.
Updated by anonymous
Huh? That's odd. The pool was created by SuperSalad, a normal Member, so that leaves out the option that it might have been locked somehow by a >Contributor user.
Updated by anonymous
Peekaboo said:
Huh? That's odd. The pool was created by SuperSalad, a normal Member, so that leaves out the option that it might have been locked somehow by a >Contributor user.
not really that odd for me, ive been able to lock pools I make too. and I think others and im a member lvl right now.
or at least it was the case last time I needed to lock something to prevent it from growing while I cleaned it up (last time it was a "personal fetish pool" a noob made 243 posts and kept going up until I locked it)
Updated by anonymous
The whole time I've been with the site (both as a member and then as privileged) it's been possible to make a pool "private" but I've never understood the purpose. I've also never done it because it seems like it would cause problems.
It always felt like a leftover from when Sets didn't exist and no one was sure what a Pool was supposed to be used for and they sometimes did double-duty (there were a few that were basically private collections on a theme, but now that's what sets are for now.). Because pools aren't supposed to be for private use anymore, it seems like the ability to make a pool "private" (and restrict anyone else's ability to edit or amend things in it) should be removed as an option. I think it's just a leftover from how things used to be. But that's just my guess. Maybe it serves a purpose I'm not aware of though?
Updated by anonymous
Private pools are useless, especially now that sets are a thing. At some point in the future I'm going to remove private pool functionality entirely.
Updated by anonymous